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BIBLE KEADEE'S 

^ ASSISTANT. 



CONTAINS 

rHE CORRECT PRONUNCIATION OF BIBLE PROPER 
NAMES, AND OTHER VALUABLE FEATURES. 

.'V,. "SEARCH THE SCRIPTUEESJ\ / 

An Assistant to IMinisters, Church Members, School Teach- 
ers, Sunday-School Scholars, and all Persons 
WHO Read the Bible. 



THE BRETHREN TRACT SOCIETY, 

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 

1887. 



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Copyright, 1887, bj 
John Duke McFaden. 



PREFACE. 



The Bible-Reader's Assistant has been compiled for the 
purpose of assisting Ministers, Church-Members, Sunday- 
scliool Teachers, Sunday-school Scholars, and all persons 
who use the Bible. 

The word Bible — The word Testament — The word Gospel 
— The w^ord Selah — Figurative Language of the Bible — 
Sects mentioned in the Bible — Hebrew Officers referred to 
in the Bible — The Origin of Nations, etc., contain reference 
and other valuable information useful and convenient. 

The miracles of Christ— The Parables of Christ— The 
Discourses of Christ, etc., arranged with references to book, 
chapter, and verse, will prove useful to many. Often you 
wish to refer to some miracle, parable, or discourse of 
Christ, but cannot remember the place ; here as in other 
points you will find the book an assistant. 

The List of Bible Proper Names and their Correct Pro- 
nunciation needs only to be used to be appreciated. Men 
stop to sneeze when they suddenly run against such words 
as Apharsaihchites or Bashan-havoth-jair ; they mutilate the 
Scripture by leaving out the " hard words," and it loses 
force. You need not be afraid to read any verse with this 
book at hand. The word is in one column, and just op- 
posite is its correct pronunciation. At a glance confusion 
dissolves into harmony. 

If you find errors, report them. If you have something 

good for the next edition, send it to me. What has helped 

you will help others. In the words of Bickersteth : " Reader, 

join in praying that it may please the great Head of the 

Church to bless this, and every attempt, to lead men to the 

study of that Book, which is so peculiarly His Own.'' 

John Duke McFaden. 
2720 N. 8th street. 



Philadelphia, Pa. 



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THE GOSPEL IN THE OLD TESTAMENT. 



Israel, in ancient days, 

Not only had a view 

Of Sinai in a blaze, 

But learn'd the gospel too; 
The types and figures were a glass, 
In which they saw a Saviour's face. 

The paschal sacrifice, 
Aud blood-besprinkled door, 
Seen with enliglitened eyes, 
And once applied with power, 
Would teach the need of other blood, 
To reconcile the world to God. 

The lamb, the dove set forth 

His perfect innocence. 

Whose blood of matchless worth 

Should be the soul's defence, 
For he, who can for sin atone. 
Must have no failing of his own. 

The scapegoat on his head 
The people's trespass bore, 
And, to the desert led, 
Was to be seen no more ; 
In him, our surety seem'd to say, 
Behold, I bear your sins away. 

Dipt in his fellow's blood, 
Tlie living bird went free; 
The type well understood, 
Express'd the sinner's plea ; 
Describ'd a guilty soul enlarged, 
And by a Saviour's death discharg'd. 

Jesus, I love to trace. 
Throughout the sacred page. 
The footsteps of thy grace, 
The same in every age. 
Oh, grant that I may faithful be 
To clearer light, vouchsafd to me. 



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— Cowper. 



THE BIBLE-ESADEE'S ASSISTANT. 



The Word Bible. 

The word '' Bible " signifies Book, and is so called on ac- 
count of its being a Book of Books, sixty-six in all. The 
whole Bible, consisting of the Old and New Testaments, is 
commonly called the "Scriptures," a word which signifies 
writings. They were written by different persons, at differ- 
ent times and in different places, and since the canon of 
Scripture has been filled up, as also before, the whole is 
called " The book of the Lord:^^ Isa. xxxiv. 16. They were 
inspired by the Lord, and abound with the most sublime 
descriptions of him, 2 Tim. iii. 16, 17. The Bible describes 
not onl^^ the nature of God and what He is in himself, but 
also the relations in which he stands to us as his creatures, 
Isa. Ixiii. 16 ; Mai. ii. 10. And scarcely could there be a 
question asked, by an}^ serious mind, concerning the Divine 
Being, but may be answered by the Scriptures. They are 
sanctioned by the Lord, and he has affixed his seal to the 
truth of them. See Isa. Iv. 10, 11 ; Rom. i. 16; 1 Thess. ii. 
13. They find us far from God, and mark out the path by 
which we are brought back to our Father's house, Isa. liii. 
6 ; John iii. 16-18. If you would gain instruction, atten- 
tively read the Bible, for that is a book of knowledge, with 
every page replete with sacred information, 2 Tim. iii. 15. 
If you want examples, you will find the Bible a book of 
models, for the precepts there contained not only describe 
what men ought to be, but, in living characters, show what 

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they really were, Ileb. xi. To gain excitements you have 
only to read the Bible, and j-ou have a book of motives the 
most powerful, addressed, not only to the understanding, 
but to the conscience and heart. If you need encouragements, 
all you have to do is to read your Bible, for there you have 
a book of " precious promises " and " strong consohitions," 
suited to every case, and well calculated to meet every 
emergency, Ps. xix. 7-11. 



The Word Testament. 

The word " Testament " signifies the will of a dying man 
left in writing, by which he determines how his property 
shall be disposed of after his death, GaL iii. 15. And the 
Testator is the deceased person who left the testament, or 
will. Jesus Christ is called a Testator, on account of his 
having bequeathed to sinful men his peace, John xiv. 27, 
together with all tlie unsearchable riches of his grace and 
glory, Heb. ix. 16, 17. The writings of Moses and the 
prophets are called the Old Testament, and this testament, or 
will, was published before the birth of the Redeemer. Not- 
withstanding, it was ratified by his typical death in the 
many sacrifices that Avere oflered, which observances are 
now entirely abolished or done away. See 2 Cor. iii. 14; 
Heb. ix. lo. 

The writings of the Evangelists and Apostles are called the 
New Testament, and may be considered the voluntary act 
and deed of Jesus Christ, duly executed and witnessed, 
bestowing legacies on such characters as he has described, 
and, being ratified by the death of the Testator, can never 
be abolished. The Neio Testament is the same in substance 
with the Old, but is more spiritual, clear, efficacious and 
extensive. The wine in the Lord's Supper is called the 
"7iay testament in Christ's blood," Matt. xxvi. 28, because it 
represents the blood which sealed the covenant God has 



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been pleased to make with his creatures, and all the benefits 
and privileges of it are owing to the merits of that blood, 
represented by the wine, Luke xxii. 20. The Old Testa- 
ment was confirmed by the blood of bulls and of goats, Ex. 
xxiv. 8, but the Neiv with the blood of Christ, without 
the shedding of which our sins could never have been 
removed, nor heaven have become our inheritance, Heb. 
ix. 22. 

The word we have rendered Testament might well be ren- 
dered Covenant, for it signifies both; and so it would read 
New Covenant. But in speaking of Christ's act and deed it 
is most proper to render it Testament^ for he is the Testator^ 
and by his death it became in force, Heb. ix. 16, 17. There 
is nothing in the Old Testament laid aside by the New- 
Testament but the ceremonial law and peculiarities of the 
Jews. 



The Word Gospel. 

The Avord " Gosp]-:l " signifies good news or glad tidings, as 
it exhibits the covenant of grace, and is an absolute declara- 
tion of the good-will of God to man in freely giving Jesus 
Christ and salvation in him, to be received by the vilest, 
without money and without price. See Luke ii. 10, 11 ; 
Mark xvi. 15. It is called the Gospel of God, on account of 
its originally coming from him, Rom. i. 1. It is called the 
Gospel of the grace of God, because it comes from and makes 
known to us the favor of God, and is the channel through 
wdiich his grace is conveyed to us, Acts xx. 24. It is called 
the Gospel of Christ, because he is the Author and subject- 
matter of it, Rom. i. 16. It is called the Gospel of salvation, 
because it not only tells us that salvation may be had, but 
points out the way of obtaining, and offers it to us, Eph. i. 
13. It is the same gospel that the Si)irit of God preached 
unto Abraham. See Gal. iii. 8; Gen. zii. 3: xviii. 18; xxii. 



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18 ; xxvi. 4. Gospel is also taken for a historical account of 
what Jesus Christ did and said ; of his life, doctrines, mira- 
cles, sufferings, death, resurrection and ascension ; hence we 
say, " the Gospel according to Matthew," or Mark, or Luke, 
or John. That is, as recorded by them. See Mark i. 1. 



The Word Selah. 

The translators of the Bible have left the Hebrew word 
Selah, which occurs so often in the Psalms, as they found it; 
and, of course, the reader often asks his minister what it 
means. And he has often been obliged to confess his igno- 
rance, because it is a matter in regard to which the most 
learned have by no means been of one mind. The Tar- 
gums and most of the Jewish commentators give to the word 
the meaning of eternally, forever. Rabbi Kimchi regards it 
as a sign to elevate the voice. The authors of the Septua- 
gint translation appear to have regarded it as a musical or 
rhythmical note. Herder regards it as indicating a change 
of tone. Matheson thinks it, as a musical note, equivalent, 
perhaps, to the word 'repeat. According to Luther and 
others, it means silence. Gesenius explains it to mean : 
" Let the instruments play and the singers stop ! " Woecher 
regards it as equivalent to Sarsum corda — " Up ! my soul ! " 
Sommer, after examiining all the seventy-four passages in 
which the word occurs, recognizes in every case " an actual 
appeal or summons to Jehovah. They are calls for aid 
and prayers to be heard, expressed either with entire direct- 
ness, or, if not in the imperative, ' Hear, Jehovah ! ' or 
* Awake, Jehovah ! ' and the like, still earnest addresses to 
God that he would remember and hear," etc. The word 
itself he regards as indicating a blast of trumpets by the 
priests. Selah, itself, he thinks an abridged expression 
used for Higgaion Selah — Higgaion irldicating the sound 
of the stringed instruments, and Selah a vigorous blast of 
trumpetg. 



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Analysis of the Bible. 
The following table is believed to contain accurate par- 
ticulars of the English version of the Bible ; and though it 
may profit but few, it will probable please most readers of 
the book. 

In the Old Testament. In the Neio Testament. Total, 

Books 39 27 ^Q 

Chapters 929 260 1,189 

Verses 23.214 7,959 31,173 

Words 592,493 181,253 773,746 

Letters.... 2,728,100 838,380 3,566,4i0 

The middle chapter, and the shortest in the Bible, is the 
one hundred and seventeenth Pstdm, the middle verse is 
the eighth of the one hundred and eighteenth Psalm. The 
nineteenth chapter of the second book of Kings and the 
thirty-seventh chapter of the book of Isaiah are alike. The 
twenty-first verse of the seventh chapter of Ezra has all the 
letters of the alphabet in it, excepting J. The word and 
occurs in the Old Testament 35,543 times, in the New 
Testament 10,684. The word Jehovah occurs 6,855 times. 



Something to Remember. 
In the New Testament, it frequents occurs that names 
are differently spelt from what they are in the Old. For 
example, Isaiah is called Esalas : Matt. iii. 3; Isa. xl. 3, 4. 
Joshua, who was a type of the Redeemer, is, according to the 
true signification of his name, called Jesu^: Acts. vii. 45 ; Heb. 
iv. 8. Plosea is called Once: Rom. ix. 25 ; Hosea i. 10 ; ii. 23. 
This should ever be kept in mind, or we may make many 
serious mistakes in reading. To properly understand the 
true meaning of any passage, or chapter, it will be well to 
consider the whole design of the writer; and this will be 
readily discovered by tlie preceding and following parts of 
the same book. 



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How TO Read the Bible Through in a Year. 

The following plan is old, and no doubt familiar to the 
reader, but it is worth}^ of a place here. It can be easily 
referred to, and may act as a guide to some other plan. 

Read three chapters on week-days and five on the Sab- 
bath : that is, two chapters in the Old Testament daily and 
on week-days one chapter in Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, 
Solomon's Song, or the New Testament — three on the 
Sabbath. 

The Old Testament, without these four books, contains 
two chapters a day for the year ; and the New Testament, 
with the four books, has one chapter a day, and three for 
Sabbath days, less eight chapters. 

Read Psalm cxix., as eleven chapters of two divisions 
each, and connect the short Psalms cxvii. and cxxxi. with 
the next, and cxxxiii. and cxxxiv. together — thus adding 
eight chapters to complete the year. 



Figurative Language of the Bible. 

The Bible abounds with figures drawn from nature, per- 
sons and the church. The Bible itself is the best guide to 
the interpretation of its own figures — as the Epistle to the 
Hebrews to the ceremonial law. 

You will find the following to be the most remarkable 
figures of speech in the Bible, and by making yourself 
acquainted with them you will find a key to unlock an 
invaluable treasure. 

A Metaphor is a word applied to some use to which, in 
its literal meaning, it could not be put ; but is founded on 
the similitude one object bears to another : such as, " For the 
sivord to devour flesh," Deut. xxxii. 42. 

An Allegory is a metaphor continued : as the Saviour's dis- 
course concerning the eating of his own flesh : '' I am the 
bread of life,*' etc., John vi. 35-65, . 



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A Parable is a similitude, and illustrates something we 
do not known by a statement of something we are familiar 
with, and is used to impress it more deeply on tlie mind: 
as, the Lost Sheep, the Prodigal Son, etc., Luke xv. 

A Proverb is a short, energetic sentence, containing great 
meaning in a few words ; and a wise man will understand 
them. The requisites of a proverb are elegance and 
brevity : Prov. i. 1-6 ; x. 15 Luke iv. 23. 

A Metonymy is a figure of speech in which one word is 
put for another: as, "They have Moses and the prophets," 
meaning their writings and not their persons : Luke xvi. 29. 

A Prosopopoeia, or personification, is a figure by which things 
are spoken of as persons : as, ^^ 3Iercy and truth are met to- 
gether ; righteousness and peace have kissed each other : " Ps. 
Ixxxv. 10. 

A Synecdoche is a figure by wdiich the whole is put for a 
part of anything, or a part for the whole ; as, ''All the world 
shoidd be taxed ; " when no more is meant than the Roman 
empire: Luke ii. 1. "And we were in all, in the ship, two 
hundred threescore and sixteen souls; " when persons, bodies 
and souls, are intended. 

Irony is a figurative form of speech, in which the mean- 
ing is contrary to what is spoken, and though there are not 
many examples of the kind in the Bible, there are some 
few : such as Elijah's address to the prophets of Baal, 2 
Kings xviii. 27; and Job's remark to his friends, Jobxii. 2. 
Though a different thing is meant from what is spoken, 
irony may readily be understood. If a father should say 
to his son, who had disobeyed him, " You are a good lad ! " 
— the son would well understand his father to mean that 
he was a bad. lad. 

A Hyperbole is a figure by which anything is represented 
as being much greater, or smaller, than it really is ; exam- 
ples of which you will find recorded in the following pas- 
sages : NumJo. xiii. 33; Deut. i. 28; John xxi. 25. 



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Sects Me^-tioxed in the Bible. 

Tne Sainaritans were the descendants of those idolatrous 
nations whom the king of Assyria sent to unite witli the 
scattered few, in peopling Samaria and the land of Israel. 
They established a system of religion compounded of Judaism 
and lieathenism ; and the Jews hated them with a perfect 
hatred, looldng upon them as the w^orst of all human beings : 
John viii. 48. At present the Samaritans, though few in 
number, pretend to observe the law of Moses ; and find 
great fault with the Jews for their negligence. They cir- 
cumcise tlieir children on the eighth day after tlieir birth ; 
and do not allow a i)Iurality of wives; nor marry their 
nieces. They observe the Sabbath so strictly, tluit they will 
scarcely move, except to their synagogues. 

The Sadducees, who derived their name from Sadoc, their 
founder, were a sort of Deists. They believed that God was 
the only immaterial being; that there was neither angel nor 
spirit; tiiat there was no resurrection of the dead, nor any 
future state ; and that men were absolute masters of them- 
selves, and need no assistance to enable them to do either 
good or bad. The}^ rejected all traditions, and adhered to the 
texts of the sacred books ; though it is very evident they 
did not understand them. They were, in general, men of 
wealth ; and, without any restraint upon their corrupt pas- 
sions and appetites, lived at their })leasure. They were 
jealous opposers of Jesus Christ and his apostles ; and we 
never read of the conversion of one of them : Math. xxii. 23- 
S4 ; Acts. V. 17. 

The Pharisees, or Separailsfs, were so called because they 
distinguished themselves from others by a strict manner of 
life, of which they made profession. They were hauglity 
de&pisers of the common people, and the greater part of the 
doctors of the laiv, or scribes, were of this sect. They substi- 
tuted human traditions in the room of God word, and were 



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intolerably proud of their religious attainments, supposing 
they merited the favor of God by their outward observances. 
They feasted often, made long prayers, gave much alms, 
and in all things made a great outward show of religion ; 
but were covetous, proud, unjust, superstitious, and hypocrit- 
ical. See Luke xviii. 9-14. They were very particular in 
■wearing broad yhylacterieb or frontlets^ which* w^ere scrolls of 
parchment, four in number, and on which they wrote cer- 
tain words of the law. On the first piece, they wrote Exod. 
xiii., from verse 2-10 ; and on the second, from verse 11-21 ; 
on the third, Deut. vi., from verse 4-9 ; and on the fourth, 
Deut. xi., from verse 13-21. These they put together, 
covered them with a piece of hard calf-skin, and bound 
them upon their foreheads, upon their wrists, and upon the 
hem of their garments, where they wore them during the 
morning and evening prayers : Math, xxiii. 5. These cus- 
toms they founded on Avhat you read in Exod. xiii. 9-16, 
and Numb. xv. 38, 39. And as the prophets never spoke 
against the omission of this practice, it seems evident they 
understood literally what was figuratively spoken. Read 
Math, xxiii. 

The Herodlans shaped their religion to suit the time; and 
though it is not certain what their particulnr tenets were, it 
is plain they had a leaven of their own, and that they sought 
to please men more than God, and more especially Herod. 
See Mark viii. 15, and xii. 13. But we may consider them 
rather as a political party, than a religious sect. 

The Stoics were a sect of heathen philosophers, who 
prided themselves in an affected indifference to pleasure or 
pain, as though either were only imaginary ; and maintained 
that all things were determined by Fate. They held that a 
w^ise man ought never to be moved by jo\^ or grief. This 
sect appears to have been numerous at Athens when the 
apostle Paul was there: Acts xvii. 8. 

The Libertines were free citizens of Rome, who, being Jews 



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or proselytes, had a synagogue at Jerusalem, peculiar to 
themselves: Acts vi. 9. 

The Epicureans were a sect of heathen philosophers, who 
followed the doctrines of Ejjicurus, the Athenian. They 
denied that God either made or governs the world, or in any 
way whatever interferes with his creatures on earth. They 
denied the existence of angels and the immortality of the 
soul. They maintained that happmess consisted in 
pleasure, but Epicurus allowed there was no pleasure but in 
virtue ; and some of his followers held to the same. Their 
principles were the very opposite of the Stoics, and they 
flourished about 300 years before the Christian era: Acts 
xvii. 18. 

Tlie Galileans appear to have been a ver}^ turbulent, 
political party, formed into a sect among the Jews, who re- 
fused to be in subjection to any other nation ; and who, by 
degrees, swallowed up most of the other sects. They held 
much the same sentiments as the Pharisees ; and, in general, 
they bore no good character for religion : John vii. 52. 
They considered it beneath the dignity of a Hebrew to pay 
a tax to heathens. Their first leader was Judas, the Gali- 
lean : Acts v. 37. This sect began the war with the Romans, 
which was never extinguished till the Jewish nation was 
completely ruined. 

The Nicolaitans are expressly named in the New Testa-, 
ment, Rev. ii. 6, 15 ; but who or what they are is not cer- 
tain. It is said they reckoned adultery and the use of 
meats offered to idols indifferent things ; and imputed all 
their wickedness to God as the cause. Nicliolas, one of tlie 
first seven deacons, was a man distinguished for holiness 
and zeal : Acts vi. 5-7. And as nothing is said about his 
disgracing his profession as a Christian, we cannot think, 
with some, that he was the founder of this sect. It is not 
unlikely that they were the very same with, or, at least, a 
part of, the Gnostics. 



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Nazarenes. Christ's dwelling at Nazareth gave rise to his 
being called a Nazarene : Matt. ii. 23. To be called a Naz- 
arene, was to be called a worthless, despicable man, from 
whom no good was to be expected, John i. 46. This name was 
put upon Christ by way of reproach and contempt; they 
called his followers Nazarenes, and this stuck to them all as 
a nickname. Acts xxiv. 5. No name of reproach for re- 
ligion's sake should seem hard to us, but we should rather 
rejoice that we are counted worthy to suffer for Christ, wdio 
was called a Nazarene. 



Hebrew Offices Referred to in the Bible. 

The Jewish government has been very fitly called a 
Theocracy ; that is, a government immediately superintended 
by God himself. Hence, when they desired a king, it was 
considered as rejecting the government of God. See 1 Sam. 
viii. 7 ; Hos. xiii. 10, 11. 

The Patriarchs were the principal fathers of mankind, 
who lived in the early age of the world, and became famous 
on account of their long lives and descendants. See Gen., 
chap. V. The name Patriarch signifies head of a family : 
Acts ii. 29 ; vii. 8 ; Heb. vii. 4. 

Tlie Prophets were eminent persons, raised up and inspired 
by God, among the Hebrews, to be the extraordinary min- 
isters of his dispensations : 2 Pet. i. 21. They continued 
in succession for more than a thousand years, reaching 
from Moses to Malachi. God's most usual w^ay of making 
known his will to the prophets was by inspiration ; and 
this consisted in illuminating and dictating to the mind 
that which he intended they should proclaim. He ap- 
peared to Moses and to Job in a cloud : Numb. xi. 25 ; Job 
xxxviii. 1. He spoke to Moses in the burning bush, and 
upon Mount Sinai : Exod. iii. He spoke to Samuel in the 
night : 1 Sam. iii. 4. He made known his will to Peter in 
a vision : Acts x. 11, 12. 



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The High-Priest was the first character in the Jewish 
government, and the medium of communication with God. 
He was consecrated to liis office in the most solemn man- 
ner; and had two kinds of garments, one of which he wore 
on ordinary occasions, and the other only once a year, when 
he went into the Most Holy Place alone: Exod. xxviii. and 
Lev. xvi. ; Heb. iv. 6. The priesthood was confined to the 
family of Aaron : and the first-born of the oldest branch of 
it was high-priest, if his body was fomid entirely free from 
blemish. Read Exod. xxviii. and xxix. ; Lev. xvi. and Heb. 
iii., v., vii., viii., ix. and x. 

The Priests^ wdio were also of the family of Aaron, were the 
ordinary ministers of religion. It was their duty to ofTer 
the daily and other sacrifices, under the direction of the 
high-priest, etc. 

Tlie Levites, who were the descendants of Levi, but not of 
the family of Aaron, were a lower order of persons, inferior 
in office to the piiests. They applied themselves to the 
study of the law, and were dispersed through the country 
as the ordinary teachers, niagistrates and judges of the 
people. They had no sacred apparel ; but though the 
tribe of Levi was but about the fortieth part of the people, 
forty-eight cities, with their suburbs, were assigned them 
for their dwelling, and about one-fifth part of the Hebrew 
income. Read the following chapters : Exod. vi. ; xxxii. 
15-28 ; Numb, iii., iv., viii., x. and xviii. Tliey had much 
more allotted tliem tlian they received ; for when religion 
languished they were poorly paid. See Josh xxi. and 
Neh. xiii. 10. 

The Nethinims were servants who had been given up to 
the service of the tabernacle and temple ; and were em- 
ployed in doing the more laborious duties of hewing wood 
and drawing water. They were those Canaanites who by 
their craft had their lives spared. See Josh. ix. and Ezra 
viii. 20. 



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Nazarites were persons devoted to the peculiar service of 
God for a week, a month, a year, or for life. Some of them 
devoted themselves by a vow to abstain from all intoxicat- 
ing drinkers ; — let their hair grow without cutting or 
shaving ; — not to enter any house that was polluted by a 
corpse in it ; nor to be present at any funeral. Read 
Numb. vi. 1-21 ; Acts xviii. 18 ; xxi. 23-26. It was ex- 
tremely wicked to ofier them strong drink during their 
vow : Amos ii. 11, 12. Some were expressly claimed by 
God, as Samson and John the Baptist : Judges xvi. 17 ; Luke 
i. 15. Naznrite signifies sanctified, or consecrated. 

Scribes and Doctors of the Laiv, in Scripture language, mean 
the same thing ; and no mention is made of them till 
Judges V. 14. They were employed to be the Judges, inter- 
preters, and preachers of the law to the people; but the 
latter office they had no divine right unto. They were 
mostly of the tribe of Levi. See 1 Chron. xxiii. 24 ; xxiv. 
6, and 2 Chron. xxxiv. 13. 

The Publicans, though generally Jews, were particularly 
odious to their brethren, and may be considered as Roman, 
rather than Hebrew officers, seeing they were employed 
as tax-gatherers under the Romans. 



The Miracles of Christ. 

From the New Testament writers it appears evident that 
but a very small number of the miracles of Christ are re- 
corded. A MIRACLE is an astonishing eff'ect, either supe- 
rior or contrary to the laws of nature. We must allow that 
the laws of nature are ail very good, but to pretend that they 
are so fixed that no miracle can be wrought, would be 
to bind the Almighty down to second causes. And not 
to give credit to miracles, because they are contrary to 
nature and the common observation of mankind, is stupid 



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beyond degree. For if miracles were not contrary to com- 
mon observation, or could be produced by natural causes? 
there would be no miracles at all.' God has done much — 
but when he works a miracle, he does a little more. 

The centurion's servant healed, Matt. viii. 5-13. 

The tempest stilled. Matt. viii. 23-27. 

Two demoniacs of Gadara cured, Matt. viii. 28-34. 

A man sick of the palsy cured, Matt. ix. 1-8. 

Jairus' daughter raised, Matt. ix. 18-26. 

Two blind men restored to sight, Matt. ix. 27-31. 

A dumb demoniac cured. Matt. ix. 32-33. 

A man with a withered hand cured, Matt. xii. 10-13. 

A blind and dumb demoniac cured, Matt. xii. 22-23. 

Five thousand fed, Matt. xiv. 15-21. 

Christ walks on the sea. Matt. xiv. 22-33. 

Canaanitish woman's daughter cured, Matt. xv. 21-28. 

Four thousand fed, Matt. xv. 32-39. 

A lunatic possessed of a devil cured, Matt. xvii. 14-21. 

Procures tribute-money from a fish. Matt. xvii. 24-27. 

Two blind men restored to sight, Matt. xx. 30-34. 

Tlie fig tree blasted. Matt. xxi. 18-21. 

A demoniac cured, Mark i. 23-28. 

Peter's mother-in-law healed, Mark i. 29-31. 

A leper healed, Mark i. 40-45. 

A man both deaf and dumb cured, Mark vii. 31-37. 

A blind man restored to sight, Mark viii. 22-26. 

Great draught of fishes, Luke v. 1-11. 

Widow's son raised from the dead, Luke vii. 11-17. 

A woman with an issue healed, Luke viii. 43-48. 

A crooked woman cured, Luke xiii. 11-17. 

A man cured of the dropsy, Luke xiv. 1-6. 

Ten lepers cleansed, Luke xvii. 11-19. 

Malchus' ear healed, Luke xxii. 50-51. 

Water turned into wine, John ii. 1-11. 

A nobleman's son cured. -Jolin iv. 46-54. 



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A cripple at Bethesda cured, John v. 1-9. 
A man born blind restored to siglit, John ix. 1-12. 
Lazarns raised to life, John xi. 1-46. 
Surprising draught of fishes, John xxi. 1-14. 



The Parables of Christ. 

Parables are figures used to represent truths. Our Lord, 
in his parables, has taken similitudes from natural things 
to represent spiritual things. It was anciently common for 
philosophers to utter their sentiments in parables. And 
that the prophets made use of parables is very evident from 
the following passages : Judges ix. 7 ; 2 Sam. xii. 1 ; 1 
Kings XX. 39 ; 2 Kings xiv. 9 ; Isa. v. 1, etc. The mode of 
instruction by parables was very common in our Saviour's 
time ; and He carried it to the height of excellence and use- 
fulness. In order to understand a parable, observe: 

1st. It is not necessary that the representation be strictly 
true ; nor that all the actions spoken of be strictly just ; 
because the design of the parable is not to inform concerning 
these, but some important truth ; 

2d. We must carefully gather the scoipe of the parable 
from what has preceded or immediately foUoAvs it ; 

3d. Several circumstances may be added in a parable for 
the sake of decorum, that cannot be illustrated in the ex- 
pHcation of it; we must, therefore, chiefly attend to the 
design of the parable itself. 

We have the following recorded : 

The sower. Matt, xiii. 1-23. 

The tares among the wheat, Matt. xiii. 24-30. 

The grain of mustard seed, Matt. xiii. 31-32. 

The leaven in the meal, Matt. xiii. 33. 

The hidden treasure, Matt. xiii. 44. 

The pearl of great price, Matt. xiii. 45-46. 

The net cast into the sea. Matt. xiii. 47-50. 



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The unmerciful servant, Matt, xviii. 21-85. 

The laborers in the vineyard, Malt. xx. 1-16. 

The two sons, Matt. xxi. 28-32. 

The wicked husbandmen, Matt. xxi. 33-46. 

The marriage feast. Matt. xxii. 1-10. 

The man without a wedding-garment, Matt. xxii. 11-13. 

The ten virgins, Matt. xxv. 1-13. 

The talents, Matt. xxv. 14-30. 

The sheep and goats, Matt. xxv. 31-46. 

The seed growing secretly, IMark iv. 26-29. 

The two debtors, Luke vii. 36-50. 

The good Samaritan, Luke x. 25-37. 

The rich fool, Luke xii. 13-21. 

The servants who waited for their Lord, Luke xii. 41-48. 

The barren fig tree, Luke xiii. 6-9. 

The lost sheep, Luke xv. 8-7. 

The lost piece of money, Luke xv. 8-10. 

The prodigal son, Luke xv. 11-32. 

The unjust steward, Luke xvi. 1-12. 

The rich man and Lazarus, Luke xvi. 19-31. ' 

The importunate widow, Luke xviii. 1-8. 

The Pharisee and Publican, Luke xviii. 9-14. 

The pounds delivered for trading, Luke xix. 11-27. 



Remarkable Discourses of Christ. 
There can be no doubt but an incredible number of 
volumes must have been written, had all Christ's discourses 
been recorded. But Infinite Wisdom saw that such a vast 
number of holy writings would have allowed us no time 
for reading anything else ; nor even meditating upon what 
we did read or had expounded unto us ; hence God has 
seen fit to leave us no more than we are capable of 
improving. The following are some of the most Remark- 
able Discourses delivered by our blessed Lord and Saviour ; 



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Sermon upon the Mount, Matt, v., vi., vii. 

Ordination charge to the apostles, Matt. x. 

AVoes against Cliorazin, etc., Unit. xi. 20-24. 

Discourse on breach ot Sabbath, Matt. xii. 1-8. 

Ilefutation of the false charge, Matt. xii. 22-37. 

Discourse on internal purity. Matt. xv. 1-26. 

Against giving ofience. Matt, xviii. 

Directions how to obtain heaven, Matt. xix. 16-30. 

Discourse on his own sufferings, Matt. xx. 17-19. 

Woes against the Pharisees, etc.. Matt, xxiii. 

Predictions concerning Jerusalem, Matt. xxiv. 

Discourse on the way to Gethsemane, Matt. xxvi. 31-36. 

Discourse with his disciples, Matt, xxviii. 16-20. 

In the synagogue of Nazareth, Luke iv. 16-32. 

Woes against the Pharisees, etc., Luke xi. 37-54. 

Discourse on humility and prudence, Luke xiv. 7-14. 

Conversation with Nicodemus, John iii. 1-21. 

With the woman of Samaria, John iv. 1-42. 

Discourse concerning the impotent man, John v. 

Discourse on the bread of life, John vi. 

Discourse at the feast of tabernacles, John vii. 

Discourse on occasion of the adulteress, John viii. 1-11. 

Discourse concerning the sheep, John x. 

Discourse on washing the disciples' feet, John xiii. 7-20. 

Discourse of consolation, John xiv. 1-31. 

Discourse on loving one another, John xv. 1-27. 

Discourse concerning the Holy Ghost, John xvi. 1-33. 



Appearances of Christ After the Kesurrection. 

1. To Mary Magdalene, John xx. 14 ; Mark xvi. 9. 

2. To the other women, Matt, xxviii. 9. 

3. To Peter, 1 Cor. xv. 5 ; Luke xxiv. 34. 

4. To two disciples, as they were going to Emmaus, Mark 
xvi. 12, 13 ; Luke xxiv. 13-32. 



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5. The same day at evening to the apostles, in the ab- 
sence of Thomas, 1 Cor. xv. 5; Mark xvi. 14; Luke xxiv. 
36; John XX. 19, 24. 

6. To the apostles, when Thomas was present, John xx. 
24-29. 

7. In Galilee, at the sea of Tiberias, to Peter, Thomas, 
Nathanael, James and John, and two others, John xxi. 
1-14. 

8. To the disciples, on a mountain in Galilee, Matt, xxviii. 
16. 

9. To more than five hundred brethren at once, 1 Cor. 
XV. 6. 

10. To James, one of the apostles, 1 Cor. xv. 7. 

11. To all the apostles assembled together, 1 Cor. xv. 7. 

12. To the apostles at his ascension, Luke xxiv. 50, 51 ; 
Acts i. 9, 10. 

13. To Paul, 1 Cor. xv. 8 ; Acts ix. 3, 4, 5 ; xxii. 6-10. 



Marys Mentioned in the New Testament. 

1. Mary the mother of Jesus, Matt. i. 18 ; Luke i. 30. 

2. Mary the sister of Lazarus, Luke x. S9 ; John xi. 1. 

3. Mary Magdalene, Luke viii. 2 ; John xx. 1. 

4. Mary the wife of Cleophas, John xix. 25. 

5. Mary the mother of Mark, Acts xii. 12. 

6. Mary of Rome, Romans xvi. 6. 



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A COMPLETE LIST OF BIBLE PROPER NAMES. 



Note. — The Scripture Names liave been taken afresh from the Common 
English Version. In placing the accents, and dividing the words into sylla- 
bles, the authority of Smart and Dr. Smitii has been chiefly followed. 
Where there are two or more accents ])laced on a word or its re-spelling, the 
strong accent is marked thus ("), and the weak accent thus ('). 



Aalar, a'a-lar. 

Aaron, a'ron. 

Aaronites, a'ron-its. 

Abacuc, ab'a-kuk. 

Abaddon, a-bad'don. 

Abadias, ab'a-di"as. 

Abagtha, a-bag'thah. 

Abana, ab'a-nah, 

Abarim, ab'a-rim. 

Abba, ab'bah. 

Abda, ab'dah. 

Abdeel, ab'de-el. 

Abdi, ab'di. 

Abdias, ab-di'as. 

Abdiel, ab'de-el. 

Abdon, ab'don. 

Abednego, a-bed'ne-go. 

Abel,a'bel. 

Abel-Beth-Maachah, a'bel-beth- 

ma'a-kah. 
Abel-ceramim, a'bel-se'ra-mira. 
Abel-Maim, a'bel-ma-ini. 
Abel-Meholah, a'bel-me'ho-lah. 
Abel-Mizraim, a'bel-mix-ra'im, or 

mix'ra-im. 
Abel-Shittim, a'bel-shit'tini, 
Abez, a'bez. 
Abgarus, ab'gar-us. 
Abi, a'bi. 
Abia, ] „ 1 -, 1 
Abiah,p-^^^^^- 
Abialbon, a'be-al"bon. 
Abiasaph, a-bi'a-saf. 
Abiathar, a-bi'a-thar. 
Abib, a-bib. 

Abidlh, h"^'^'^^^^' «^ ^^^"^■^^^- 
Abidan, ab'e-dan. 
Abiel, a'be-el. 
Abiezer, a-be-e'zer. 
Abiezrite, a-be-ez'rite. 
Abigail, ab'e-gal. 
Abihail, ab'e-hal. 
Abihu, a-bi'hii. 
Abihud, a-bi'liud. 



Abijah, a-bi'jah. 
Abijam, a-bi'jam. 
AbiJa, ab'e-lah. 
Abilene, ab-e-le'ne. 
Abimael, a-bim'a-el. 
Abimelech, a-bim'e-lek. 
Abinadab, a-bin'a dab. 
Abinoam, a-bin'6 am. 
Abiram, a-bi'ram. 
Abiron, a-bi'ron. 
Abisei, ab'e-se"i. 
Abishag, ab'e-shag. 
Abishai, ab'e-sha"I. 
Abishalom, a-bish'a-lom. 
Abishua, ab-e-shoo'ah. 
Abishur, ab'e-shur. 
Abisum, ab'e-sum. 
Abitai, ab'e-tal. 
Abitub, ab'e-tub. 
Abind, a-bi'ud. 
Abner, ab'ner. 
Abraham, a'bra-ham. 
Abram, a'bram. 
Absalom, ab'sa-loni. 
Absaion, ab'sa-lon. 
Abubus, a-bu'bus. 
Acatan, a'ka-tan. 
Accad, ak'kad. 
Accaron, ak'ka-ron. 
Accho, ak'ko. 
Aceldama, a-sel'da-mah, 
Achaia, a-ki'a, or a-ka'yah. 
Achaicus, a-ka'e-kus. 
Achan, a'kau. 
Achar, a'kar. 
Achaz, a'kaz. 
Achbor, ak'bor. \^ 

Achiacharus, a'ke-ak"a-rus. 
Achias, a-ki'as. 
Achim, a'kim. 
Achior, a'ke-or. 
Achish, a'kish. 
Achitob, a-ki'tob. 
Achmetha, ak'me-tha. 
Achor, a'kor. 



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Achsah,] ^^ • 

Achshaph, ak'shaf. 

Achzib, ak'zib, 

Acipha, as'e-fah. 

Acitho, as'e-tho. 

Acua, ak'ii-ah. 

Acub, a'kub. 

Adadah, ad'a-dab. 

Adah, a'dah. 

Adaiah, ad i'ah. 

Adalia, ad'a-li"ah, or a-dal'e-ah, 

Adam, ad'am. 

Adamah, ad'a-mah. 

Adami, ad'a-rai. 

Adar, a'dar. 

Adasa, ad'a-sah. 

Adbeel, ad'be-el. 

Addan, ad'dan. 

Addar, ad'dir. 

Addi, ad'di. 

Addo, ad'do. 

Addou, ad don. 

Addus, ad'dan. 

Ader, a'der. 

Adiel, a'de-el. 

Adin, a'din. 

Adiiia, ad'e-nah. 

Adino, ad'e-no. 

Adinns, ad'e-nus. 

Adithaim, ad'e-tha"mi. 

Adiai, ad-la'i. 

Admah, ad'mah. 

Admatha, ad'ma-tha. 

Adonai, ad'o-na-i. 
Adonia.s, ad-o-ni'as. 
Adonibezek, a-d6'ni-be"2ek. 
Adonijah, ad'o-iu"jah. 
Adonikam, ad'o-ni"kam. 
Adoniram, ad'o ni"i-am. 
Adonizedec, a-do'ni-ze"dek. 
Adora, a-d5'rah. 
Adoraim, ad'o-ra"im. 
Adorain, a-d5'rain. 
Adrammelech, a-dram'me-lek. 
Adramyttium, ad'ra-miL"te-um. 
Adria, a'dre-a. 
Adriel, a'dre-el. 
Aduel, a'du-el. 
Aduilam, a-dul'lam. 
Adullamite, a-dul'lara-it. 
Adummim, a-dura'mim. 
Aedias, a'e-di"as. 
^£neas, e-ae'as. 



.Enon, e'non. 
Agaba, ag'a-bah. 
Agabiis, as'a-bus. 
As^ag, a'.irag. 
Agagite, a'gag It. 
Agar, a'gar. 
Agarenes, ag'a-renz. 
Agee,a'je-e. 
Aggeiis, ag-ge'ns. 
Aggrippa, a-grip'pah. 
Agur, a'gur. 
Ahab, a'hab, 

Aharah, a'har-ali, or a-har'ah* 
Aharel, a-har'el. 
Ahasai, a'has-a"i, or a-has'a-i. 
Ahasbai, a'lia8-b4"i. 
Ahasuerus, a-has'u-e"rus. 
Ahava, a'ha-vah, or a-ha'vah. 
Ahaz, a'haz. 
Ahazai, a-haz'a-i. 
Ahaziah, a'ha-zi"ah. 
Ahban, ah'ban. 
Aher, a'her. 
Ahi, a'hi. 
Ahiah, a-hi'ah. 
Ahiam, a-hi'arn. 
Ahian, a-hl'an. 
Ahiezer, a'lii-e"zer. 
Ahiham, a-lu'ham. 
Ahihud, a-hi'hiid. 
Ahijah, a-hi'jah. 
Ahikam, a-lu'kam. 
Ahilud, a-lii'lud. 
Ahimahaz, a-him'a-haz. 
Ahiman, a-hi'man. 
Ahimelech, a-him'e-lek. 
Ahimoth, a-lu'inoth. 
Ahinadab, a-liin'a-dab. 
Ahinoani, a hiii'o-am. 
Ahio, a-hi'6. 
Ahira, a-lii'rah. 
Ahiram, a-hi'ran]. 
Ahiramites, a-hi'ram-itz. 
Ahisamach, a-his'a-mak. 
Ahishahar, a-hish'a-har. 
Ahishar, a-hi'shar. 
Ahithophel, a-liitho-ffcl. 
Ahitub, a-hi'tub. 
Ahlab, ah'lab. 
Ahlai, ah-la'i, or ah'lL 
Ahoah, a-ho'ah. 
Ahohite, a-ho'hit. 
Aholah, a-ho'lah, 
Aholiab, a-ho'le-ab. 
Aliolibah, a-ho'le-bah, 
Aholibamah, a-ho'le-ba"mah. 



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Ahuniai, a'hu-ma"i, or a-hu'ma-i. 

Ahuzam, a-hu'zani. 

Ahuzzatli, a-huz'zuth. 

Ai, a'i. 

Aiah, a-i'a!i. 

Aiath, ivi'ath. 

Aija, a-i'jah. 

Aijalon, I .-,:,. |,,„ 

Ajalon, 1 '^J *' ^*'"- 

Aijeletii Shahar, aj'e-leth sha'iiar. 

Ain, a'in, 

Airus, a-i'ras. 

Ajah, a'jah. 

Akan, a'kan. 

Akkub, ak'kub. 

Akrabbini, a-krab'biin. 

Alameth, al'a-nieth. 

Alamemlech, a-lam'rae-lek. 

Alainoth, al'a-nioth. 

Alcimus, arse-nius. 

Alema, al'e-mah. 

Alemeth, al-eia'eth, or al'em-eth. 

Aleph, al'ef. 

Alexander, a!'egx-au"der. 

Aliah, al'e-ah. 

Allan, al'e-au. 

Alleluia, al'le-]oo"yah. 

Ailom, ariom. 

Allon, al'lon. 

Allon-bachuth, al'loa-bak'uth. 

Almodad, armo-dad. 

Almon, ai'moii. 

Almon-diblathaim, al'mon-dib'- 

la-tha"im. 
AInathan, al-na'than. 
Aloth, a'loth. 
Alpha, al'fah. 

Alpheus, j '^^^'^ "^• 
Altaneus, arta-ne"us. 
Altaschith, al-tas'kith. 
Alush, a'lusli. 
Alvah, al'vab, 
Alvan, al'vau. 
Amad, a'mad. 
Amadatha, a-mad'a-thah. 
Amadathus, a-mad'a-thus. 
Amal, a'raal. 
Amaiek, ain'a-lek. 
Amalekitc, a-iuare-klt, 
Amam, a'mani. 
Aman, a'mau. 
Amana, am'a-nah. 
Amariah, ain'a-ri"ah. 
Amarias, am'a-ri"a.s. 
Amasa^ am'a-sah, or a-ma'sah. 



Aniasai, am'a-sa"i, or a-mas'a-L 
Amashai, ain'a-sha"i. 
Amasiah, am'a-si"ah. 
Amasis, a-ma'sis. 
Amatheis, a-nia'the-is, 
Amathis, am'a-tliis, 
Amaziah, ani'a-zi"ah. 
Amen,a-men'. 
Ami, a'mi. 

Amiuadab, a-min'a-dab. 
Amittai, a-uiit'ta-i. 
Animah, am'mah. 
Ammi, am'mi. 
Ammidioi, am-niid'e-oy. 
Ammidoi, ani'niid-oy. 
Ammiel, am'me-el. 
Ammihud, am'me-hud, or animi'- 

hud. 
Amminadab, ani-min'a dab. 
Amminadib, am-uiin'a-dib, or run'- 

me-na"dab. 
Ammishaddai, am'me-sbad-da"i, 

or ain'me-shad"di. 
Ammizabad, ani-iuiz'a-bad. 
Amnion, am'moii. 
Ammonite, am'inon-it. 
Ammonites, aiii'mun-its. 
Ammonitess, am'nK)n-it"es, 
Amnou, am'nou. 
Amok, a'mok. 
Am on, a'mon. 
Amorite, am'or-it, 
Amorites, am'or-its. 
Amos, a'mos. 
Amoz, a'mdz. 
Amphipolis, am-fip'o-lis. 
Amplias, am'ple-as. 
Am ram, ara'raivi. 
Amramites, am'rain-its. 
Amraphael, am'ra fel. 
Amzi, am'zi. 
Anab, a'nab. 
Anael, an'a-el. 
Anah, a'nah. 

Anaharatb, an'a-ha"rath. 
Anaiah, an-i'ab. 
Anak, a'nak. 
Anakim, an'a-kira. 
Anamim, an'a-mim. 
Anammelech, a-nam'rae-lek. 
Anan, a'nan. 
Anani, a-na'iii. 
Ananiah, an'a-iu"ah. 
Ananias, aii'a-iii"as. 
Ananiel, a-nau'e-el. 
Anath, a'nath. 



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Anathoth, an'a-thoth. 

Aiiem, a'nem. 

Anen, a'nen. 

Aner, a'ner. 

Anetothite, an-et'6-thit. 

Antothite, an'to thit. 

Aniam, an'e-am. 

Anim, a'nhn. 

Anna, aii'nah. 

Annaas, an'na-as. 

Annas, an'nas. 

Anuuns, an'iiu-us. 

Anos, a'iios. 

Antiiibanus, aa'te-lib"a-nus. 

Antioch, an'te-ok. 

Antiochia, aii'te-o-ki"ah. 

Antiochians, an'te-o-kr'auz, or 

an'te-o"ke-auz. 
Antiochis, an-ti'6-kis. 
Antiochus, au-ti'o-kus. 
Antipas, an'te-pas. 
Antipater, aii-tip'a-ter. 
Antipatris, an-tip'a-ti-is. 
Autonia, an-to'ne-ah. 
Antothijah, an'to-thi"jah. 
Antothite, au'toth-ifc. 
Anub, a'nub. 
Anus, a'uus. 

Apame, ap'a-nie, or a-pa'ine. 
Apelles, a-pel'lez. 
Apharsachites, a-far'sa-kits. 
Apharsathchites, a-far'sath-kits, 

or afar-sath"kits. 
Apharsites, a-far'sits. 
Aphek, a'fek. 

Aphekah, a-fe'kah, or af e-kah. 
Apherema, a-fer'e-mah. 
Apherra, a-fer'rah. 
Aphiah, a f i'ah. 
Aphik, a'fik, 
Aphrah, afrah. 
Aphses, afsez, 
Apollos, a-pol'Ios. 
Apollon, a-pol'lon. 
ApoIJyon, a-pol'Ie-on, or a-pol'yon. 
Appaim, ap'pa-im, or aji-pa-'iiu. 
Apphia, af fe-ah. 
Apphus, af fiis. 
Appii-Foruni, ap'pe-i-lo"ruiu. 
Aquila, ak'we-lah. 
Ar, ar. 
Ara, a'rah. 
Arab, a'rab. 
Arabah, ar'a-bah. 
Arabatthane, ar'a-bath-tha"ne. 
Arabattine, ar'a-bat"te-ue. 



Arabia, a-ra'be-Mh. 

Arabian, a-ra'be-an. 

Arabians, a-ra'be-atiz. 

Arad, a'rad. 

Aradite, a'rad-it, 

Aradus, ar'a-dus. 

Arab, a'rah. 

Aram, a' ram. 

Aramitess, a'rain-it'es. 

Aram-naharaim, a'ram-na'b.a- 

ra"im. 
Aram-zobah, a'raiii-z6"bali. 
Aran, a'raa. 
Ararat, ar'a-rat. 
Araratli, ar'a-rath. 
Araunah, a-raw'uah. 
Arba, ] . .,,_, 
Arbah,P^^^^^^- 
Arbathite, ar'bath-it. 
Arbattis, ar-bat'tis. 
Arbite, ar'/bit. 
Arbonai, ai'bon-a"i. 
Archelaus, ar'ke-la"us. 
Archevites, ar'kev-its. 
Archi, ar'ki. 
Archite, ar'kifc. 
Archippus, ar-kip'pus. 
Ard, ard. 
Ardath, ^r'dath. 
Ardites, ^rd'its. 
Ardon, ^r'don. 
Areli, ar'el-i. 
Arelites, ar'el-Its. 
Areopagite, ar'e-op"a-jit. 
Areopagus, ar'e-op"a-gus. 
Ares, a'rez. 
Aretas, ar'e-tas. 
Areus, a-re'us. 
Argob, ar'gob. 
Aridai, a-rid'a-i. 
Aridatha, a-rid'-a-tbah. 
Arieh, ar'e-eh, or a-ri'eh. 
Ariel, a' re-el. 

Arimathaea, I „_,„,.„., ths"ah 
Arimathfa, | ^"^ e-ma-th. ah. 
Arioch, a're-ok. 
Arisai, a-ris'a-i. 
A.ristarchus, ar'is-tar"kus. 
Aristobulus, ar'is-t5-bu"lus. 
Arkite, ark'it. 

Armageddon, ar'ma-ge(]"don. 
Armenia, ar-nie'ne-ah. 
Armoni, ar-mo'ni. 
Arna, ar'nah. 
Arnan, ar'nan. 
Arnon, ar'non. 



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Arod, a'rod. 
Arodi, a'rod-i, or ar'o-di. 
Arodites, a'rocl-its, 
Aroer, ar'6-er. 
Aroerite, a-ro'er-it. 
Avom, a'rom. 
Arpad, ar'pad, 
Arphad, ar'fad. 
Arphaxad, ar-faks'ad. 
Arsaces, ar-sa'sez, or ^r'sa-sez. 
Arsareth, ar'sa-reth. 
Artaxerxes, ar'tag-zerk"zez. 
Artemas, ar'te-nias. 
Aruboth, ^r'oo-botli. 
Arumah, a-roo'iuah. 
Arvad, ar'vad. 
Arvadite, 3,r'vad-it. 
Arza, ^r'zah. 
Asa, a'sah. 
Asaei, as'a-el. 
Asahel, as'a-hel. 
Asahiah, as'a-hi"ah. 
Asaiah, as-i'ah. 
Asana, as'a-nah. 
Asaph, a'saf. 
Asarael, a-sa'ra-el. 
Asaree!, a-sa're-el. 
Asarelah, as'a-re''lah. 
Asbazareth, as-baz'a-reth. 
Ascalon, as'ka-lou. 
Aseas, a-se'as. 
Asebebia, a-seb'e-bi"ah. 
Aseiiath, a.s'e-uath. 
Aser, a'ser. 

Aserer, a'ser-er, or a-se'rer. 
Ashan, a'slian. 

Ashbea, ash'b§-ab, or ash-be'ah. 
Ashbel, asb'bel. 
Ashbelites, ash'bel-its. 
Ashchenaz, ash'ke-naz. 
Ashdod, asb'dod. 
Ashdodites, asli'dod-its, 
Ashdothites, ash'doth-irs. 
Ashdoth-pisgah,ash'doth-piz"gah 
Asher, a'sher, or ash'er. 
Asherites, ash'er-its. 
Ashima, ash'e-mah. 
Ashkeion, ash'ke-lou. 
Ashkenaz, asb'ke-uaz. 
Ashuah, ash'nah. 
Ashpenaz, asb'pe-naz, 
Ashriel, ash're-el. 
Ashtaroth, ash'ta-roth. 
Ashterathite, ash-te'rath-!t. 
Ashteroth-Karuaim, ash'te-rdth- 
kar"na-iin. 



Ashtoreth, ash-to'reth, or asli'to- 

reth. 
Ashur, asii'ar. 
Ashuritcs, ash'ur-its. 
Ashvath, ash'vath. 
Asibias, as'e-bi"as. 
Asiel, a't-e-el. 
Asipha, as'e-fah. 
Askelon, as'ke-lon. 
Asniodeus, as'mo-de"us. 
Asnah, as'nah. 
Asnapper, as-nap'per. 
Asom, a'soni. 
Aspalathus, as-pal'a-thus. 
Aspatha, as'pa-thah, as-pa'thah. 
Asphar, as'lar. 
Asriel, as're-el. 
AsrieUtes, as're-el-its. 
Assabias, as'sa-bi"as. 
Assabimoth, as-sab'e-moth. 
Asanias, as'sa-iu"as. 
Asshur, ash'ur. 

Asshurim,as-shoo'r:m,orasli'u-rim. 
Assideans, as'se-de"auz. 
Assir, as'sir. 
Assos, as'sos. 
Assuerus, as'su-e"rus. 
Assur, as'sur. 
Assyria, as-sir'e-ah. 
Assyrian, as-sir'e-an. 
Assyrians, as-sir'e-anz. 
Astaroth, as'ta-roth. 
Astarte, as-tar'te. 
Astath, as'tath. 
A.styages, as-ti'a-jez. 
Asuppim, a-suf)'pim. 
Asyncritus, a-siu'kre-tus. 
Atad, a'tad. 
Atarah, at'a-rah. 
Atargatis, a-tar'ga-tis. 
Ataroth, at'a-roth. 
Ataroth-adar, at'a-roth-a"d£lr. 
Ataroth-addar, at'a-roth-ad"d^r. 
Ater, a'ter, 
Athach, a'thak. 
Athaiah, ath'a-I"ah. 
Athaliah, ath'a-li"ah. 
Athanasius, atb'a-na,"slie-u3. 
Atharias, ath'a-ri"as. 
Athenians, a-tlic'ue-anz. 
Athenobius, atli'e-uo"be-us. 
Athens, atb'enz. 
Athlai, ath'la-i. 
Atipha, at'e-fah. 
Atroth, at'roth. 
Attai, at'ta-i. 



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Attalia, at'ta-li"ah. 

Attalus, at'ta-lus. 

Attharates, at-thar'a-tez, or at- 

thar-a'tez. 
Augia, aw'je-ah. 
Augustus, a\v-gus'tu3. 
Auraiius, aw-ra'nus. 
Aurelia, aw-re'le-ah. 
Auteas, aw-te'as. 
Ava, a'vah. 
Avaraii, av'a-ran. 
Aven, a'ven. 
Avim, a' vim. 
Avinis, a' vims. 
Avites, a'vils. 
Avith, a'vith. 
Azael, az'a-el. 
Azaelus, az'a-e"lu8. 
Azal, a'zal. 
Azaliah, az'a-]i"ah. 
Azaniah, az'a-ni"ah. 
Azapljion, a-za'fe-ou. 
Azara^ az'a-rah, 
Azarae!, az-a'ra-el. 
Azareel, az-a're-el. 
Azariah, az'a-{i"ah. 
Azarias, az'a-ri"as. 
Azaz, a'zaz. 
Azaziah, az'a-zi"ah. 
Azbazareth, az-baz'a-reth. 
Azbuk, az'buk. 
Azekah, a-z§'kah, or az'e-kah. 
Azel, a'zel, 
Azein, a'zem. 
Azephurith, az'e-fa"rith. 
Azetas, a-ze'tas. 
Azgad, az'gad. 
Azia, a-zi'ah. 
Aziei, a-zi'e-i. 
Aziel, a'ze-el. 
Aziza, a-zi'zah, or az'i-zah. 
Azmaveth, az'ma-veth, or az-ma'- 

veth. 
Azmon, az'mon. 
Aznoth-tabor, az'noth-ta"bor, 
Azofj a'zor. 
Azotus, a-z6'tus, 
Azriel, az're-el. 
Azrikam, az're-kara. 
Azabah, az'u-bah. 
Azur^ a'zur. 

Azuran, az'u-ran, or az-u'ran. 
Azzah, az'zah. 
Azzau, az'zan. 
Azzur, a-z'zur. 



Baaljba'al. 
Baalah, ba'al-ah. 
Baalath, ba'al-ath, 
Baalath-beer, ba'al-ath-be"er. 
Baal-berith, ba'al-be"rith. 
Baale, ba'a-le. 
Baal-gad, ba'5il-gad. 
Baal-iiamon, ba'al-ha"raon. 
Baa!-hanaii, ba'ai-ha"nau. 
Baal-hazor, ba'a!-ha"zor. 
Baal-kernion, ba'al-her"nion. 
Baali, ba'al-i. 
Baalim, ba'al-ira. 
Baaiis, ba'a-lis. 
Baal-meon, ba'al-m'^"on. 
Baal-peor, ba'al-iK'"or. 
Baal-perazim, bri'al-))T"a zim. 
Baal-shalisha, ba'alshaT'e-shah, 

or ba'al-shal-i"s!rali. 
Baal-taniar, ba'al-t-Vinar. 
Baal-zebub, ba'al-ze"l:)ub. 
Baal-zeplion, ba'al-ze"t'on. 
Baaiia, ) |,;.,„.,,.,k 
Baanah,) »^a a-nah. 

Baara, ba'a-rali. 

Baaseiah, ba'a-si"ah, or ba'a-se"- 

Babel, ba'bel. 

Babi, ba'bi. 

Babylon, bab'e-lon. 

Babylonians, oao e !</ ne-anz. 

Babylonish, oab'e-ld V'.'ih. 

Baca, ba kail. 

Bacchide,', oaK ke-otr 

Bacchurus oak kr rui, 

B acchus jbak'kiis. 

Bacenor, ba-so'no.. 

Backrites, bak'rirs. 

Bago, ba'go. 

Bagoas, ba-go'as. 

Bagoi, bag'6-i. 

Baharumite, ba-ha'ruui-Ir, <> I^a'- 

ha-ru"mit. 
Bahurim, ba-hu'rim. 
Bajith, ba'jith. 
Bakbakkar, bak-bak'kat 
Bakbuk, bak'buk. 
Bakbukiah, bak'bak-i"ah. 
Balaam, ba'Ian), or ba'la-am. 
Balac, ba'lak. 
Baladan, bal'a-dan. 
Balah, ba'lah. 
Baiak, ba'lak. 
Balamo, bara-mo. 



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Balasamus, bn-Laa'a-raus. 

Balnuus, bal-nii'iis. 

Balthasar, bal-tha'sar, or bal'tha- 

sar. 
Bamah, ba'raah. 
Bamoth, bii'inoth. 
Bamoth-baal, ba"moth-ba'al. 
Ban, ban. 

Banaias, ban'a-i"as. 
Bani, ba'ni. 
Banid, ba'nid. 
Baiinaia, ban'na-i"ah. 
Bannus, ban'nus. 
Banuas, ban'u-aa. 
Baptist, bap'tist. 
Barabbas, ba-rab'bas. 
Barachcl, bar'a-kel. 
Barachiah, bar'a-ki"ah. 
Baracliias, bar'a-ki"us. 
Barak, ba'rak. 
Barhumite, bar-hu'iuit. 
Bariah, ba-ri'ab. 
Baijesus, bar-je'zus. 
Baijona, bar-jo'nah. 
Barkos, bar'kos. 
Barnabas, b^r'na-bas. 
Barodis, ba-ro'dis. 
Barsabas, bar'sa-bas. 
Bartacus, bilr'ta-kus, 
^ Bartholomew, bar-thol'o-mu. 

Baruch, ba'ruk. 
Barzillai, bar-zil'la-I. 
Basaloth, bas'a-loth. 
Bascama, bas'ka-mah. 
Bashan, ba'shan. 
Bashan-havoth-jair, ba'shan- 

ha'votb-ja'ir. 
Bash e math, bash'e-math. 
Basmath, bas'matb. 
Bassa, bas'sah. 
Bastai, bas'ta-i. 
Batb-rabbim, bath-rab'bim, 
Bathsheba, | bath-sbe'bab, or 
Bathshebah, J bath'she-bah. 
Bath-shua, bath-shoo'ah. 
Bath-Zacharias,batli-zak'a-ri"as. 
Bavai, bav'a-i. 
Bazlith, baz'iith. 
Bazluth, baz'lutb. 
Bealiah, be'a-l!"ah. 
Bealoth, be'a-loth. 
Bean, bs'au. 
Bebai, beb'a-i, or be-ba'i. 
Becher, b»'ker. 



Becherites, be'ker-its. 
Bechorath, be-ko'ratb. 
Bectiieth, bek'te-letb. 
Bedad, be'dad. 
Bedaiah, be-di'ah. 
Bedan, be'dan. 
Bedeiah, be-di'ah. 
Beeliada, be'el-i"a-dah. 
Beelsarus, be-el'sa-rus. 
Beeltethmus, be'el-teth"nius. 
Beelzebub, be-el'ze-bub. 
Beera, | k„,„ ..„k 
Beerah,!^^'-'^^'^- 
Beer, be'er. 
Beer-elim, be'er-e"lira. 
Beeri, be'er-L 

Beer-lahai-roi, be'er-la-bi"roy. 
Beeroth, be'er-oth. 
Beerothite, be-er'oth-it. 
Beersheba, be er'she-bah, or bo'er- 

she"bah. 
Beeshterah, be-esb'te-rah. 
Behemoth, bebe-moth. 
Bel, bel. 



Bela, 



be'lah. 



Belah, j 
Belaites, be'Ia-Iti?. 
Belemus, be'le-mus. 
Belial, be'Je-al. 
Belmaim, bel'raa-ira. 
Bel men, bel'men. 
Belshazzar, bel-shaz'zar. 
Belteshazzar, berte-shaz"zar. 
Ben, ben. 

Benaiah, be-ni'ah, or be-na'yah. 
Ben-ammi, ben-ani'mi. 
Beneberak, ben-eb'e-rak, 
Benejaakan, ben'e-ja"a-kan. 
Benhadad, ben-ha'dad. 
Benhail, ben-ha'il. 
Benhanan, ben-ha'nan. 
Beuinu, beu'e-nu, or beu-i'nii. 
Benjamin, ben'ja-min. 
Benjamite, ben'jani-it. 
Beno, be'no, or be-no'. 
Benoni, be-no'ni. 
Benzoheth, b«u-zo'heth. 
Beow, be'on. 
Beor, be'or. 
Bera, be'rah. 
Berachah, ber'a-kah. 
Berachiah, ber'a-ki"ah. 
Beraiah, be-ri'ah. 
Berea, be-re'ab. 
Berechiah, ber'e-ki"ah, 
Bered, be'red. 



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Beri, be'ri, 

Beriah, be-ri'ah. 

Beriites, be-ri'it3. 

Berites, be'rits. 

Berith, be'rith. 

Beruice, ber-ni'se. 

Berodach-baladan, be-ro'dak- 

bar'a-dan, or bei-'o-dak-bal"a-dan. 
Beroth, be'roth. 
Berothite, be'rdth-it. 
Berothah, be'ro-thah. 
Berothai, b§'ro-t!ia"i. 
Berzelus, ber-za'lus. 
Be.sai, be'sa-i. 
Besodeiah, bes'6-di"ah. 
Besor, be'sor. 
Bessus, bes'sus. 
Betah, be'tah. 
Betane, bet'a-na. 
■Beten, be'ten. 
Beth, beth, 

Bethabara, beth-ab'ar-ali. 
Bethanath, beth'a-nath. 
Bethaiioth, beth'a-noth. 
Bethany, beth'a-ne. 
Betharabah, beth-av'a-bali. 
Betharam, beth-a'ram, 
Betharbel, beth-ar'bel. 
Bethaven, betli-a'veii. 
Bethazmaveth, beth-az'ma-veth, 

or beth'az-iDa"veth. 
Beth-baal-meoii, betli'ba-al-me"- 

on. 
Bethbarah, beth-ha'rah. 
Bethbasij beth-ba'si. 
Bethbirei, beth-bir'e-i. 
Bethcar, beth'kar. 
Bethdagon, betli-da'gon. 
Bethdiblathaim, beth-dlb'Ia- 

tha"im. 
Bethel, beth'el. 
Bethelite, beth'el-it. 
Bethemek, beth-e'mek. 
Bether, bS'tber. 
Bethesda, be-thez'dah. 
Bethezel, be-the'zel. 
Bethgader, beth-ga'der. 
Bethgamu!, beth-ga'mul, or beth'- 

ga-mal. 
Bethhaccerem, beth-hak'ser-era, 

or beth'hak-se"rera. 
Bethharan, beth-ha'ran. 
Bethhoglah, beth-hog'lah. 
Bethhoron, beth-hd'ron. 
Bethjeshimoth, beth-jesh'e-moth. 
Bethjesimoth, beth-jes'e-moth. 



Bethlebaoth, beth-leb'a-oth. 
Bethlehem, beth'le-em. 
BethSehemite, bethMe-em-U. 
Bethlehem-Ephratah , beth'le- 

em-ef"ra-tah. 
Bethlehem-Judah, beth']e-em- 

joo"dah. 
Bethlomon, beth-lo'mon. 
Bethmaachah, beth-ma'a-kab, 
Bethmarcaboth, beih-mar'ka- 

both, 
Bethmeoii, beth-rue'on. 
Bethnimrah, beth-nim'rah. 
Bethoroii, beth-d'ron,orbt;th'o-ron, 
Bethpalet, beth-pa'Jet. 
Bethpazzez, beth-paz'zez. 
Bethpeor, beth-pe'or, beth'pe-or. 
Bethphelet, beth-fe'let. 
Bethphage, beth'fa-je, or bcth'faj. 
Bethrapha, beth'ra-fah. 
Bethrehol), beth're-bob. 
Bethsaida, beth-sa'dab. 
BethsamoSi beth'sa-mos. 
Bethshan, beth'sban. 
Bethshean, beth's!ie-an. 
Bethshemesh, belli slie'mesh, or 

beth'she-mesh. 
Bethshemite, beth'siiem-it. 
Bethshittah, beth-shit'tah, or 

beth'shit-tah. 
Bethsura, beth-sboo'rah. 
Bethtappiiah, betb-tap'pii-ali, or 

beth'tap-pu"ah. 
Bethae!, beth'u-el. 
Bethwl, beth'ul. 
Bethiilia, beth'u-li"ah, or be-tboo'- 

ii-ah. 
Bethzur, betb'znr. 
Betholius, be-to'le-us. 
Betomasthem, l)et'6-mas"them. 
BetOKiesthani, bet'o-mes"thaui. 
Betonim, bet'5-niin. 
Beulah, be-u'lab. 
Bezai, be'za-i. 
Bezaleel, bez"a-le'el. 
Bezek, be'zek. 
Bezer, be'zer. 
Bezeth, be'zeth. 
Bichri, bik'ri. 
Bidkar, bid'kar. 
Bigtha, big'tbah. 
Bigthan, big'than. 
Bigthana, big'tha-nah. 
Bigvai, big'va-i. 
Bikath-avon, bik'ath-a"von. 
Biidad. bil'dad. 



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I'e-ara. 
'gah. 

'hah. 
'lian. 
I'shan. 
ra'hal. 
e-ali. 
I'nu-i. 
'shah. 

ber'za-vith. 
ish'lain. 
hi'ah. 
^th'ron. 
)e-thin'e-ah. 
, biz-joth'jah. 
'thah. 
as'tus. 
9 bo'a-ner"jez. 

k'kas. 
ok'e-roo. 
)'kitn. 
baa. 

rith. 
os'kath. 
Dr. 

i'5-rah. 
;ez. 

loz'kath. 
z'rah. 
L-s§'is. 
1^ bu-bas'tez. 

lak-ki'ah. 

V-uah. 

^ -sins. 



'/it. 

Jvib'bon. 
)ul. 

• l'di3. 

•w^lez. 

(jwie, ka'dez-b^r'ne. 
;ad'me el. 

ar. 

;ez'a-re"ah. 

hi!ippi,ses'a-re"ah fil- 

— ^ki'a-fas. 



Caiiian, ki'nan. 

Calah, ka'lah. 

CaIarao!a!us, kara-ni5"la-lus. 

Calchas, kal'kas. 

Calcol, kal'kol. 

CaSeb, ka'leb. 

CaSeb-ephratah, ka/Ieb-ef'ra-tah. 

Calisthenes, ka-lis'ihe-iiez. 

CaSitas, kare-tas. 

Caisieh, kal'iia. 

Caliio, kal'no. 

Calphi, kal'fi. 

Calvary, kal'va-re. 

Camon, ka'mou. 

Cana, ka'nah. 

Canaan, ka'nan. 

Canaanite, ka'nan-It. 

Canaanitess, ka'naii-it"es. 

Caiiaanitish, ka'nan-it"ish. 

Candace, kau'da-se, or kau-dil'se. 

Canneh, kau'na. 

Capernaum, ka-per'na-uin. 

Caph, kaf. 

Caphtor, kaf'tf.r. 

Caphtorim, kafto-rim. 

Caplitorims, kat'io-riuiz. 

Caphar, ka'far. 

Capharsalama, ka'far-sar'a-ma. 

Caphenatha, ka-fen'a-thah. 

Caphira, ka-fi'rah, or kafi-ralu 

Cappadocia, kap'pa-do'^she-ah. 

Carabasion, kar'a-ba"se-oii. 

Carcas, kar'kas. 

Carchamis, kar'ka-inis. 

Carchemish, kar'ke-mish. 

Careaii, ka-re'ah. 

Caria, ka're-ah. 

Carme, kar'rne. 

Carmel, kar'mel. 

Carmelite, kar'niel-it 

CarmeUtess, kar'mel-if'es. 

Carmi, kar'nil. 

Carmites, kar'mits. 

Carnaim, kar'na-im, or kar-na'im. 

Carnion, kir'ne-ou, or kar-ni'on. 

Carpus, kar'pus. 

Carshena, kar-she'uah, or kav'she- 

nah. 
Casiphia, ka-sif e-ah. 
CasJeu, kas'loo. 
Casluhim, kas'loo-him. 
Casphon, kas'fon. 
Casphor, kas'for. 
Caspis, kas'pis. 
Castor, kas'tor. 
Cathua, ka-thu'ah. 



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Cedron, se'drou, or ke'dr«)ii. 

Ceilan, si'lan. 

Celo-Syriaj se'l6-sir"e-ah. 

Cenchrea, sen'kre-ah. 

Cephas, se'fas. 

Cephirah, se-fi'rah. 

Ceras, se'ras. 

Cesar, se'zar. 

Cesar Augustus, se'zar aw-gns'tu?. 

Cesarea, .ses'a-re"ali. 

Cesarea Philippi, se3'a-re"ah fil- 

ip'pl. 
Cetab, se'tab. 
Chabris, ka'bris. 
Chadias, ka'de-a3, 
Chalcol, kal'kol. 
Chaldea, kal-de'ali. 
Chaldean, kal-de'an. 
Chaldeans, kal-de'aaz. 
Chaldees, kal'dez. 
Chanaan, ka'nau. 
Channuneus, kati'nu-ii9"a3. 
Charaathalar, kar'a-ath"a-iar. 
Characa, kar'a-kah. 
Charashim, kar'a-shim. 
Charchamis, kir'ka-mia. 
Charchemis, kar'ke-mis. 
Charcus, kar-kus. 
Charea, ka're-ah. 
Charmis, k^r'mis. 
Charran, kar'ran. 
Chaseba, kas'e-bali. 
Chebar, ke'bar. 
Chedorlaomer, ked' or-la"6-mer, 

or ke-dor'la-5"mer. 
Chelal, ke'lal, 

Chelcias, kel'se as, or kel-si'as. 
Chellians, kel'le-asiz, 
Chelluh, kerJoo. 
Chellus, kel'lns. 
Chelod, ke'lod. 
Chelub, ke'liib. 
Chelubai, ke-loo'ba-i. 
Cheniarims, kem'a-rimz. 
Chemosh, ke'inosh. 
Chenaanah, ke-na'a-nah. 
Chenani, ken'a-nl. 
Chenaniah, keu'a-ui"ah, 
Chephar-haammonai, ke'far hil- 

am'mo-na"i. 
Chephirah, ke-fi'rah. 
Cheran, ke'rau. 
Chereas, ke're-as. 
Cherethims, ker'eth-imz. 
Cherethites, ker'eth-its. 
Cherith, ke'rith. 



Cherub, ker'ub (a city), cher'ub (an 

angel j. 
Chesalon, ke'sa-loa. 
Chesed, ke'sed. 
Chesil, ke'sil. 
Chesulloth, ke-sul'loth. 
Cheth, keth. 
Chettiim, ket'te-im. 
Chezib, ke'zib. 
Chidon, ki'don. 
Chiieab, kil'e-ab. 
Chilion, kil'e-on. 
Chiimad, kil'raad. 
Chimham, kim'hara. 
Chimhan, kim'han. 
Chinnereth, kin'ne-reth. 
Chinneroth, kin'ue-roth. 
Chios, ki'os. 
Chisleu, kis'loo. 
Chislon, kis'lon. 
Chisloth-tabor, kis'loth-ta'bor. 
Chittim, kit'tim. 
Chiun, kl'un. 
Chloe, kld'e. 
Choba, ko'bah, 
Chobai, ko'ba-I. 
Chorashan, ko-ra'shan. 
Chorazin, ko-ra'zin. 
Chozeba, ko-ze'bah, or ko'zebab. 
Christ, krist. 
Christian, krist'yan. 
Chronicles, krou'e-klz." 
Chub,kub. 
Chun, kuu. 
Chushan-rishathaim, koo'shan- 

rit-li'a-tlia"iin. 
Chusi, ku'si. 
Clmza, ku'zab. 
Ciiicia, se-lish'e-ah. 
Cinneroth, sin'ne-roth. 
Cirama, sir'a-iuah, or sir-am-S'. 
Cis, sis. 

Citinis, sit'imz. 
Clauda, klaw'dah. 
Claudia, kiaw'de-ah. 
Claudius, kla\v'de-us. 
Claudius-Cesar, klaw'de-us so'- 

zar. 
Claudius-Lysias, klaw'de-us- 

lish'e-as. 
Clement, klera'ent. 
Cleopas, kle'o-pas. 
Cleopatra, kle'o-pa"tra. 
Cleophas, Ivle'o-fas. 
Cnidus, lii'dus. 
Coelo-Syria, se'l6-.sir"e-ah. 



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Colhozeh, kol-ho'zfu 
Coiius, ko-li'us, or ko'li-ns. 
Colosse, ko-los'se. 
Coiossiaus, ko-los'se-auz, or ko- 

losh'e-aiiz. 
Conaniah, kon'a-ui"ah. 
Coniah, ko-ui'ali. 
Cononiah, ko'n6-ni"ah. 
Coos, ko'os. 
Corbe, knr'be. 
Core, ko're. 
Corinth, kor'inth. 
Corinthians, ko-rintli'e-anz. 
Corinthus, ko-riuth'us. 
Cos, kos. 
Cosam, kd'sam. 
Contha, kow'thah. 
Coz, koz. 
Cozbi, koz'bi. 
Crates, krri'tez. 
Crescens, kre.s'senz. 
Crete, kret. 
Cretes, krets. 
Cretians, kre'she-anz. 
Crispus, kris'pus. 
Cush, kush, or koosh. 
Cushan, kii'siian. 
Cushau-rishathaim, ku'shan- 

rish'a-thiV'im, 
Cushi, ku'shi. 
Cuth, kuth. 
Cuthah, kuth'ah, 
Cyamon, si'a-raon. 
Cyprians, sip're-anz. 
Cyprus, si'()ru.s. 
Cyrene, si-r5'ne. 
Cyrenian, si-re'ne-an. 
Cyrenians, si-re'ne-anz, 
Cyrenius, si-re'ue-us. 
Cyrus, si'rus. 

Dabareh, dab'a-ra. 
Dabbasheth, dab'a-sheth, or dab- 

bash'eth, 
Daberath, daVe-rath. 
Dabria, da'bre-ab. 
Dacobi, da-Uo'lu. 
Daddeus, dad-de'us. 
Dagon, da'gon. 
Daisan, di'san. 
Dalaiah, dal-i'ah. 
Baleth, dal'eth. 
Dahiiaiuitha, da]'raa-nu"tha. 
Dalmatia, dai-ma'slie-ah. 
Dalphon, dal'fon. 
Damaris, dam'a-ris. 



Damascenes, dam'a-senz. 
Damascus, da-mas'kus. 
Dan, dan. 

Danie!, dan'e-el, or dan'yel, 
Danites, dan'iis. 
Danjaan, dan-jil'au. 
Dannah, daii'nah. 
Daphne, daf ue. 
Dara, da'rali, 
Darda, dj^r'dah. 
Darius, da-ri'us. 
Darkon, dat'kon. 
Dathan, da'than. 
Dathema, datU'e-mah. 
David, da'vid. 
Debir, de'bir. 

Siborah,! ''<=•'■<'-'•»'>. ""J^-'^"''-"''- 

Decapolis, de-kap'o-lis. 

Dedan, deMan. 

Dedanini, ded'a-nim. 

Dehavites, de-iiav'its. 

Dekar, de'kar. 

Delaiah, del i'ah. 

DeliJah, del'e-luh. 

Delos, de'los. 

Delus, de'lus. 

Demas, de'mas. 

Demetrius, de-ine'tre-us. 

Demophon, de'iuo-fou. 

Derbe, der'be. 

Dessau, des'.sa-u. 

Deue!, de-ii'el. 

Deuteronomy, du'ter-on"o-me. 

Diana, di-an'ah. 

Diblaim, dib'la-im, or dib-la'im. 

Diblath, dib'laih. 

Dibon, ditton. 

Dibon-<.ad, dlbon-gad, 

Dibri, dib'ii. 

Didymus, did'e-mus. 

Dikiah,dik'lali. 

Dilean, dii'e-an. 

Dimnali, dim'nah. 

Dimon, dl'mou. 

Dimonah, di-iu6'nah, or di'mo-nal , 

Dinah, di'iuih. 

Dinaites, di'na-its. 

Dinhabah, diu'ha-bah. 

Dionysius, di'()-ni.sl»"e-us. 

Diotrephes, di-ot're-iez. 

Dishan, di'shan. 

Dishon, di'.shon. 

Dizahab, diz'a-hab. 

Docus, do'kus. 

Dodai, dod'a-L 



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Dodanim, dod'a-nim. 
Dodavah, dod'a-vah. 
Dodo, do'do. 
Doeg, dd'eg. 
Dophkah, dof kah. 
Dor, dor. 
Dora, do'rah. 
Dorcas, dor'kas. 
Dorymenes, dor-im'e-nez. 
Dositheus, dos-ith'e-us. 
Dothaim, do'tha-im. 
Dothaii, do'than. 
Dmsiila, droo-sil'lali. 
Dumah, du'mah. 
Dura, dii'rali, 

Eanes, e'a-nez. 
Ebal, e'bal. 
Ebed, e'bed. 

Ebedmelech, e'bed-me"lek. 
Ebenezer, eb'eQ-e"zer, 
Eber, e'ber. 
Ebiasaph, e bi'a-saf. 
Ebronah, e-bro'nah. 
Ecanas, e-ka'nus. 
Ecbatana, ek-bat'a-nah. 
Ecclesiastes, ek-kle'se-as"tez. 
Ecclesiasticus, ek-kle'se-a3"te- 

kus. 
Ed, ed. 
Edar, e'dar. 
Eddias, ed'de-a^. 
Eden, e'den. 
Eder, e'der. 
Edes, e'dez. 
Edna, ed'nah. 
Edom, e'dom. 
Edomite, e'dom-it. ^ 
Edrei, ed're-i. 
Eg!ah, eg'lah. 

E si aim, esr'la-im, or eg-la'im. 
Eglou, eg'lon. 
Egypt, e'jipt. 
Egyptian, e-jip'shan. 
Ehi, e'hi. 
Ehud, e'hud. 
Eker, e'ker. 
Ekrebel, ek're-bel. 
Ekron, ek'ron. 
Ekronites, ek'ron-its. 
Ela, e'lah. 
Eladah, el'a-dah. 
Elah, e'lah. 
Elam, e'lam. 
Elamites, e'lam-its. 
Elasah, ei'a-sah. 



Elath, e'lath. 

Eloth, e'loth. 

Eibethel, el-beth'el. 

Elcia, el'sbe-ah. 

Eldaah, el-da'ah. 

Eldad, el'dad. 

Elead, e'le-ad. 

Elealeh, el-e'a-Ia. 

Eleasa, el-e'a-sali. 

Eleasah, el-e'a-sah. 

Eleazar, ere-a"zar, 

Eleazuriis, ere-a-zu"rus. 

E!-elohe-lsracl, el-el'o-he-iz' 

ra-el, 
Eleph,eref. 

Eleutheriis, el-u'ther-us. 
Elhanan, el-ha'nan. 
Eli, e'ii. 
Eliab, e-li'ab. 



e-li'a-dah, or el'i-a-dah. 



Eliada, 

Eliadah, 

Eliadun, e-ll'a dun. 

Eliah, e-li'ah, or el'I-ah. 

Eliahba, e-li'a-bah. 

Eliakim, e-li'a-kini. 

Eliali, e-li'a-li. 

Eiiam, e-li'am, or el'i-am. 

Eliaonias, el-e-a-o'ne-as. 

Elias, e-li'as. 

Eliasaph, e-li'a-saf. 

Eiiashib, e-li'a-shib. 

Eliasis, e-li'a-sis. 

Eiiathah, e-li'a-thah. 

Elidad, e-li'dad, or el'i-dad. 

Elie!, e'le-el. 

Eli Eli Lama Sabachtliani, e'^I 

e'li la'ma s^'bak-tha"iil. 
Elienai, ere-e-na"i. 
Eiiezer, ere-e"zer. 
ElihcEiiai, ere-he-iia"i. 
Elihoreph, ere-h5"ref. 
Elihu, e-li'hu. 
Elijah, e-li'jah. 
Elika, el'e-kah. 
Elim, e'lim. 
Elimelech, e-lim'e-Iek. 
Elioeiiai, ere-e-tia"i. 
Eliphal, el'e-fal. 

Eliphalat, e-iiPa-lat, or el'efal''fli". 
Eliphalet, e-lif a-let, or el'e-iul"tt, 
Eliphaz, el'e-faz. 
Elipheleh, e-life-la. 
Eliphelet, e-life-ler, cr el'e-fd"- 

et. 
Elizabeth, e-liz'a-beth. 
Eli sens, el'e-se"us. 



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Elisha, 



e-H'shah. 



r.iishah, 
KSishama, e-li-h'a-mah. 
liiishapl-at , e-lish'a-fat. 
Elisheba, e-lisii'e-bah, or el'e-she" 

bah. 
Elishiia, eri^h-u"ah. 
Elisimus, e-li'de-mus. 
Eliu, e-li'fi. 

Eliud, e-li'ud, or eri-ud. 
Elizaphan, e-liz'a-fan. 
Elizur, e-li'zur, or el'e-zur. 
Elkanah, el'ka-Dah. 
Elkosh, el'kosh. 
EJkoshite, elkosh-it. 
Ellasar, el'la-sar. 
Ehnodani, el-ni5'dara. 
Einaam, erua-ani, or el-na'am. 
Elnathaiif erna-than. 
Eloi, e-lo'L 
Eloi Eloi Lama Sabachthani, 

e-l5'i e-l5'i la'ma s3,'bak-tha''ni. 
Elon, e'lon. 
Elouites, e'lon-Its. 
Elon-Beth-hanan, e'lon-beth- 

ha"nan or e'lou-beth"ha-naa. 
Eloth, e'loth. 

Etpaal, el'pa-al, or el-pa'al. 
Elpaletj er[)a-let, or el-pa'let. 
Elparan, el-pfi'ran. 
Eltekeh, el'te-ka. 
EJtekon, el'te-kon. 
Eitolad, el'to-Iad. 
Elul, e'lul, or e-loi'. 
Eluzai, el'u-zii"!. 
Elymaeaiis, ere-me"anz. 
Elymas, el'e-mas. 
Elzabad, el'zabad, 
Elzaphaii, el'za-faa. 
Emims, e'mims. 
Emmanuel, em-maa'u-el. 
Emimaus, em'ma-us, or em-raa'us. 
Emmer, ern'iner. 
Emmor, eru'mor. 
Eiiam, e'liaoi, 
Elian, e'nati. 
Enasibus, e-na'se-bus. 
Endor, en'dor. 
Eneas, e'ne-as. 
Eneglaim, en'eg-la"im. 
Euemessav, en'e-mes'sa,r. 
Enenius, e-ne'ne-us. 
Engannim, en-.a^aii'nini. 
Engaddi, en-gad'di. 
Engedi, en'ge-di, or en-ged'i. 
Enhaddah, en-had'dah. 



Enhakkore, en-hak'ko-re. 
Enhazor, en-ha'zor. 
En-jiishpsit, eu-mish'pat. 
Enoch, e'nok. 
Enon,e'n(Mi, fur ^Enon. 
Eno§, e'nos. 
Enosh, e'liosh, 
Enrimmon, eii-riin'mon. 
Enrogel, en-i6'gel. 
Enshemesh, en 'she-mesh, or en- 

shem'ish. 
Entappuah, en'tap-piV'ah. 
Epaphras, ep'a-fras. 
Epaphroditus, e-pafro-di"tus. 
Epenetus, ) -,..^,..^ ,,,. 
Epc«netiis, { ^ P"^ ""^ ^"^• 
Ephak, e'lah. 
Ephai, e'fa-i. 
Epher, e'fer. 

Ephes-Dammim, e'fes-dam"mim. 
Ephesians, ef-e'she-anz. 
Ephesus, ef'e-sus. 
Ephlal, ef lal. 
Ephphatha, ef'fa-thah. 
Ephraim, e'fra-im. 
Ephrainiites, e'fra-im-its. 
Ephrain, e-fra'in. 
Ephratah, efra-tah. 
Ephrath, efrath. 
Ephrathite, et'rath-it. 
Ephrathites, ef rath-its. 
Ephron, ef ron. 
Epicureans, ep'e-ku-re"an'\ 
Epicurus, ep'e-ku"rus. 
Epiphanes, e-pifa-nez. 
Er, er. 
Eran, e'ran. 
Eranites, e'ran-its. 
Erastus, e-rast'us. 
Erech, e'rek. 
Eri, e'ri. 
E rites, e'rits. 
Esaias, e-zi'as. 
Esar-Haddon, e'sar-had'don. 
Esau,e'saw. 
Esay, e'sa. 
Eschol, es'kol. 
Esdraelon, es'dra-e"lon. 
Esdras, es'dras. 
Esebon, es'e-bou. 
Esebrias, es'e-bri"as. 
Esek, e'sek. 
Eshbaal, esh'ba-al. 
Eshban, esh'bau. 
Eshcol, esh'kol. 
Esheasi, esh'c-au. 



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Eshek, e'shek. . 
Eshkaioiiites, esh'ka-lon-its. 
Eslitaol, esli'tti-ol. 
ISshtauiites, esh'fawi-its. 
Eslitemoa, esh-tein'o-ali, or esli-te- 

mo'ah. 
Eshtemoh, esli'te-mo. 
Eshtoii, esh'ton. 
Esii, es'ii. 
Esora, e-so'rah. 
Esrii, es'ril. 
Esrom, es'rnrn. 
Esther, es'ter. 
Etam, e'tani. 
Etham, e'thara. 
Ethan, e'tlian. 
Ethanim, eth'a-nim. 
Ethbaal, eth-ba'al. 
Ether, e'ther. 
Ethiopia, e'the-o"pe-ah. 
Ethiopian, e'the-5"pe-an. 
Ethiopians, e'the-o"pe-anz. 
Ethma, eth'mah. 
Ethnan, eth'uan. 
Ethni, eth'ni. 
EubnJus, u-bu'lus. 
Euergetes, u-er'ge-t3Z. 
Eumenes, u'men-ez. 
Eunatan, u'na-tan. 
Eunice, ii-isi'se. 
Euodias, u-o'de-as. 
Euphrates, u-fra'tez. 
Eapolemns, u-pore-nius. 
EuroeJydon, u-rnk'le-don. 
Entychus, u'te-kus. 
Eve, ev. 
Evi, e'vi. 
Evil-merodach, e'vil-mer-o'Mak, 

or e'vil-mer"o-dak. 
Exodus, eks'6-dus. 
Ezbai, ez'ba-i. 
Ezbon, ez'bon. 

Ezecias, ez'e-si"as, or ez'e-ki"a3. 
Ezekias, ez'e-ki"as. 
Ezekie!, e-ze'ke-el. 
Ezel, e'zel. 
Ezem, e'zem. 
Ezer, e'zer, 
Ezerias, ez'e-ri"as. 
Ezias, e-zi'as. 

Ezion-gaber, e'ze-on-ga"ber. 
Ezion-geber, e'ze-on-ge"ber. 
Eznite, ez'nit. 
Ezra, ez'rab. 
Ezrahite, ez'ra-bit. 
Ezri, ez'ri. 



Felix, fS'liks. 
Festu!?, fes'rus. 
Fortuuatus, fur'tu-nj 



."tus. 



Gaal, ga'al. 

Gaash, ga'ash. 

Gatea, ga'bah. 

GabaeT, gab'a-el. 

Gabatha, galt'a-thah. 

Gabbai, gab'!)a-i. 

Gabbatlia, gal/ha-tliah. 

Gabdes, gab'dciz. 

Gabrias, ga'bi-e-r.s. 

Gabriej, ga'bre-el. 

Gad, gad. 

Gadite, gad'it-. 

Gadites, gad its. 

Gadara, gad'ar-jih. 

Gadareiies, ga.d'a-renz. 

Gaddi, gad'di. 

Gaddiei, g?,d'de-el. 

Gades, ga'dez. 

"Gadi, ga'di. 

Gaham, ga'ham. 

Gahar, ga'liar. 

Gains, ga'us, orgi'us. 

Galaad, gal'a-ad. 

Galal, gcVlal. 

G alalia, ga-la'she-ah, or ga-Ia'sha. 

Galatians, gadaVhe anz, or ga- 

la'shanz. 
Gaieed, gal'e-ed. 
Galenns, ga-le'nus. 
Galgala, gal'ga-lah. 
Galilee, gal'e-Ic. 
Galilean, gare-le"an. 
Galileans, gare-]e"anz. 
Gallim, gai'iini. 
Galiio, gal'le-o. 
Gamael, gam'a-el. 
Gamaliel, ga-ni:Vle-el. 
Gammadims, gam'ma-dimz. 
Gamul, ga'mul. 
Gar, gar. 
Gareb, ga'reb. 
Garizim, gar'e-zim. 
Garmite, g^r'mlt. 
Gashmu, gash'mu. 
Gatam, ga'taui. 
Gath, gath. 

Gath-hepher, gatb-he'fer. 
Gath-rimmon, gatb-rim'mon. 
Ga.za, ga'zab. 
Gazathites, ga'zath-its. 
Gazara, gaz'ar-ah. 
Ga^er, ga'zer. 



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Gazera, ,£ri-z§'rah. 
Gazez, ga'>:ez. 
Gazites, .i,M'/ats. 
Gazzam, <;ii//zatii. 
Geba, ge'i»ali. 
Gebai, <,'i'bal, 
Geber, g'>'i)er. 
Gebim, gy l)im. 
Gedalia.l, ged'a-ir'ah. 
Geddur, ge.l'diir. 
Gedeon, ged'eoii. 
Geder, geMer. 

Gederah, ge-d^'rah, or ged'e-rah. 
Gederathite, ged'e-rath-it. 
Gederite, ged'er-it, 
C^ederath, ged'er-oth. 
Gederotliaim, ged'e-i-6tli-a"im. 
Gedor, ge'dor, or ge-dor'. 
Gehazi, ge-ha'zi. 
Gehenna, ge-hen'nah. 
Geliioth, gel'e-loth. 
Gemaili, ge-mirJi. 
Gemariah, gem'a-ri"ah. 
Genesis, jeii'e-sis. 
Gennesar, gen-nS'sir. 
Gennesaret, gen-nes'ah-ret, 
Genneus, gen-ue'us. 
Gentile, jen'til. 
Gentiles, jeu'tilz. 
Genubath, geu'u-bath, 
Geon, ge'oii. 
Gera, ge'rah. 
Gerar, ge'rar. 
Gergesenes, ger'ge-senz, 
Gergesites, ger'ges-its. 
Geriziin, ger'e-zin). 
Gerizites, ger'iz-Its, 
Gershom, ger'shom. 
Gershon, ger'shon. 
Gershonite, ger'shon it. 
Gershonites, ger'shou-its. 
Gerson, ger'son. 
Gerzites, ger'zits. 
Gesem, ge'sem. 
Gesham, ge'sham. 
Geshem, ge'shetu. 
Geshur, ge'shur. 
Geshuri, gesh'ur-i. 
Geshurites, gesh'ur-its. 
Gether, ge'ther. 
Gethsemane, geth-sem'a-ne. 
Geuel, ge-u'el. 
Gezer, ge'zer. 
Gezeri*es, gez'er-its. 
Gezrites, gez'rits. 
Giah, gi'ah. 



Gibbar, gib'bilr. 
Gibbethon, giU'bc-tlion. 
Gibea, I .,', , 

Gibeath, yib'c-ath. 
Gibeathite, <iib'e-atli-It. 
Gibeon, gib'f-oii. 
Gibeonite, gib'e-oii-it. 
Gibeonites, ,uib'c-on-its. 
Giblites, gib'ilfs. 
GiddaJti, gid-dai'ti. 
Giddel, gid'del. 
Gideon, gid'e-on. 
Gideoni, ,!iid'c-o"ui. 
Gidom, gi'doiu. 
Gihon, gi'bon. 
Gilaiai, giTa-Ia"!. 
Gilbca, gi]-b5'ah. 
Gilead, gil'e-ad. 
Gileadite, gil'e-ad-ifc. 
Gileadites, gil'e-ad-its. 
Gilgal, gil'gal. 
Giloh, gi'loh. 
Gilonite, gi'lo-nit. 
Gimel,giui'e!. 
Gimzo, gim'zo- 
Ginath, gi'naih. 
Ginnetho, gin'ne-tb5. 
Ginnethon, gin'ne-thon. 
Girgashite, ger'gash-It. 
Girgashites, ger'gash-its. 
Girgasite, ger'gas-it. 
Gispa, gis'j»ah, 
Gittah-hepher, git'tali-lie"fer. 
Gittaim, i^it'ta-iiii, or git-ta'im. 
Gittite, git'tlfc. 
Gittites, git'tila. 
Gittith, git'tith. 
Gizonite, gi'zon-it. 
Gizrites, giz'rits. 
Goath, go'ath. 
Gob, gob. 
Gog, gog. 
Golan, go'lan. 
Golgotha, gol'go-thah. 
Goliath, go-li'ath. 
Gomcr, go'mer. 
Gomorrah, ) . , , 
Gomorrha;|s«-^°^^a^- 
Gorgias, gor'ge-as. 
Gortyna, gor-ti'iiah. 
Goshen, go'shen. 
Gotholias, goth'o-li"as. 
Gothonie!, goth-5'ue-el. 
Gozan, go'zan. 
Graba, gra'bah. 



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Grecia, gre'she-ali. 

Grecians, gre'she-anz, or grS'slianz. 

Greece, gres. 

Greek, gi-ek. 

Greeks, greks. 

Gudgodah, gud'g5-dab. 

Guiii, gu'ni. 

Guuites, gu'nits. 

Gur, gur. 

Gur-baal, gur-ba'al. 

Haahashtari, lia'a-liash"ta-ri. 
Habaiah, ha-bi'ah. 
Habakkuk, !iab'ak-kuk. 
Habaziniah, hab'a-ze-iu"ah. 
Habbacuc, bab'ba-kuk. 
Habor, ha'bor. 
Hachaliah, hak'a-]i"ab. 
Hachilah, hak'e-lah. 
Hachmoni, hak'mo-nl. 
Hachmonite, hak'moa-it. 
Hadad, ba'dad. 
Hadadezer, had'ad-e"zer. 
Hadad-llimmou, had'ad-nm"- 

mou. 
Hadar, ba'dar. 
Hadarezer, had'ar-e"zer. 
Hadashah, had'a-sbab. 
Hadassah, ha-das'sab. 
Hadattah, ba-dat'tah. 
Hadid, ba'did. 
Kadlai, bad la-i. 

Hadoram, ba-d6'raiii,or bad'o-rani. 
Hadrach, ba'drak. 
Hagab, ba'gab. 

Kagar, ba'gar. 
Hagarenes^ ba'gar-euz. 
Hagarites, ba'gar-Its. 
Hagerite, ba'ger-it. 
Haggai, bag'ga-i. 
Haggeri, hag'ger-i. 
Haggi, bag'gi. 
Haggiah, bag-gl'ab. 
Haggites, bag'gits. 
Maggith, hag'gith. 
Ilagia, ba'ge-ah. 
Kai, ba'i. 

liakkataii, bak'ka-tan. 
Hakkoz, bak'koz. 
Hakupha, ba-ku'fab. 
Halah, ba'lab. 
Halak, ba'lak. 
Ualhul, hal'hul. 
liali, ba'li. 



Halicarnassuso 



bare-kar-nas"- 



Haliohesh, ba-lo'besb. 
Halohesh, ba-lohc=b. 
liaiii, bam. 
liamaii, ha'maii. 
Hamath, ba'matb. 
Hamathite, ba'math it. 
lIamath-Zobah,ha'matli-zo"uali. 
Hammath, bam'inath. 
Hammedatha, liam-med'a-tbiili, 

or ham'nie-da"tbab. 
llammelech, bam'me-lek, or bum- 

mel'ek. 
Hammoleketh, bam-mol'e-ktth, 

or bam-mo-lek'etb. 
Hammon, bam'mon. 
Hammothdcr, ham'niotb-dor. 
Hamonah, ba-ruo'iiab, or ham'o- 

nab. 
Hamongog, ha'mou-gog. 
~Hamor, ba'mor. 
Hamuel, ba-mu'el, or ba'mu-el. 
Haniul, ba'mul. 
Hamulites, ba'mul-its. 
Harautal, ha-mu'ial, or ham'u-tab 
Hanameel, ba-uam'e-el, or haii'- 

am-e-el. 
Hanaii, ba'nan.' 

Haiianeel, ba-uan'e-el, or han'an- 
e-el. 

Hanani, ha-na'ni. 

Hananiah, han'a-ui"ab. 

Hanes, ba'nez. 

Haniel, ba'ne-el. 

Hannah, ban'nab. 

Hannathon, han'na-tbon. 

Hanniel, han'ne-el. 

Haiino, ban'no. 

Hanoch, lia'nok. 

Ilaiiochites, luVnok-its. 

Haimn, ha'nini. 

Haphraim, hat-ra'ira. 

Hara, ba'rab. 

Haradah, !iar'a-dah. 

Haran, ha'ran. 

Hararite, ba'ra-rlt. ^ 

Ilarbona. ] bar-h5'nah, or har 

Harbonah, f bo-nab. 

Ilareph, ha'ref. 

Hareth, ha'reth. 

Harltaiah, bar-hi'ah. 

Harhas, bar'has. 

Harhur, liar'bur. 

Harim, ba'fini. 

Hariph, ba'rif. 



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Harnephcr, har'ue-fer, or har- 

iief'er. 
fiarod, ha'rod. 
Harodite, lia'rod-it. 
Harocli, ha'ro-a, or ha-ro'a. 
liarorite, lui'io-rit. 
liarosheth, har'o-sheth, or lia-ro'- 

sheth. 
Harsha, har'sliab. 
Harum, ha'rum, 
Harumaph, har'u-maf, or lia-roo'- 

maf. 
Haraphite, har'u-fit. 
Haruz, ha'ruz. 
Hasadiah, has'a-di''ali, 
HasdrubaS, hasMroo-ba.l. 
Hasenuah, has'e-nu,"ali, or ha- 

sen'u-ah. 
Hashabiah, hash'a-bi"ah. 
Hashabnah, hash-ab'nah, 
Hashabsiiah, hasli'ab-ni"ah. 
l£ashbadaisa, hash-bad'a-uah. 
Hashem, ha'shem. 
Hashmonah, hash'mo-nah. 
Hashub, ha'shub. 
Hashubali, hasb-u'bah. 
Ilashura, ha'sbum. 
Hashupha, basb'u-fab. 
Hasrah, has'rab. 
Hassenaah, has'se-ua"ah. 
Hasshub, bas'shub. 
Hasupha, bas'u-fab. 
Ilatach, ha'tak. 
Hathath, ha'tbath. 
Hatipha, hat'e-ftih. 
Hatita, hat'e-tab. 
Hattil, hat' til. 
llattush, hat'tush. 
Haurau, haw'ran. 
Havilah, hav'e-lah. 
ilavoth-jair, b:i'voth-ja"er, 
Ilazael, haz'a-el, or ba'za-el, 
llazaiah, ha-zi'ah. 
Hazar-addar, bi'z:ir-ad"dar. 
Ilazar-enaa, ba'z:u--e"iian. 
Hazar-gaddah, haz''lf-gad"daU. 
Ilazar-liatticoa, ha'zar-baf'te- 

kon. 
Hazarmaveth, lia'zai--ma"vetb, 
Hazaroth, ha'za-rotb. 
Hazar-shual, ha'zar-sboo";il. 
Hazar-susah, ha'zai--soo"sab. 
Hazar-susim, ha'zar-soo"sim. 
ISazazon-tamar, haz'a-zoa-ta"- 

mar. 
liazel-ejponi, ha'i;el-el-po"ni. 



llazcriin, ha'ze-rim. 
Hazeroth, ha'ze-rotb. 
Hazezon-tamar, haz'e-zon-ta"- 

mar. 
HazicI, ha'ze-el. 
Hazo, ha'zo. 
Hazor, ha'zor. 
Heber, he'ber. 
Heberites, he'ber-its. 
Hebrew, he'broo. 
Hebrews, he'brooz. 
Hebrewess, he'broo-es. 
Hebron, he'bron. 
Hebronites, be'bron-its. 
Hegai, heg'a-i, or be-ga'I. 
Hege, he'ge. 
Helah, he'Jab. 
Helam, he'lam. 
Helbah, hel'bab. 
Helbon, herbon. 
Helchiah, liel-kl'ah, 
Helchias, liel-ki'as- 
Heldai, hel-da'i. 
Heleb, he'leb. 
Heled, he'led, 
Helek, he'Jek. 
Helekites, lie'lek-its. 
Helem, he'Iem. 
Heleph, be'lef. 
Helez, he'lez. 
Heli, he'lL 
Helias, he-ll'as. 
Heliodonis, lie'le-o-d5"rtis. 
Helkai, hel-ka'i. 
Heikath, l.ei'kath. 
Heikath-hazzurim, Iiel'kath- 

haz'z«-rim. 
Helkias, bel-ki'as. 
Helon, lie'loii. 
Heman, he'inau. 
Hemath, he'matlu 
Hemdan, heiu'daii. 
Hen, lien. 
Hena, he'nalu 
Henadad, lien'a-dad. 
Henoch, he'nok. 
Hep her, he'fer. 
Hepherites, be'fer-lts. 
Hephzibah, bel'ze-'oah. 
Hercuies, b.er'ku-lez. 
Heres, be'rez. 
Heresh, be'resli. 
Hernias, ber'nias. 
Hermes, lier'niez. 
Hermogenes, ber-moj'e-nez. 
Hermon. her'mon. 



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Hermonites, her'iDan-It3. 

Herod, her'od. 

Herodians, he-ro'de-anz. 

Herodias, he-ro'de-as. 

Herodion, he-ro'de-ou. 

Herodes, he-ro'dcz. 

Hesed, he'.sed. 

Heshbon, hesii'l)on. 

Heshmon, liesii'mon. 

Heth, heth. 

Hethlon, heth'lon. 

Hezeki, hez'e-ki. 

Hezekiah, iiez'e-ki"ah, 

Hezion, hez'e-on. 

Hezir, he'zir. 

Hezrai, hez'ra-i, or hez-ra'i. 

Hezro, hez'ro. 

HezroH, hez'ron. 

Hezroiiites, hez'ron-its. 

Kiddai, liid'dd-i, or hid-da'i. 

Hiddekel, hid'de-kel, or hid-iJek'el. 

Hiel, hi'el. 

Hierapolas, lu'e-rap"o-]is. 

Hiereel, hi-er'e-el. 

Hieremoth, hi-er'e-mofch. 

Hierieliis, hi er'e-e"lus. 

Hiermas, hi-er'mas. 

Hieronymus, hi'er-oa"e-nQus. 

liiggaion, hig-gi'on. 

Hilen, hi'Jen. 

Ililkiah, hil-ki'ab. 

Hillel, hil'lcl. 

Illnnom^ biu'nom. 

Illrah, lu'rah. 

Hiram, hi'ram. 

Jlircanus, liir-ka-niis. 

Hittite, liit'fit. 

Hittites, liit'iits, 

Hi.'ite, hi'vit. 

llivites, lu'vits, 

llizkiah, hiz-ki'ah. 

Ilizkijah, hiz-ki'jah. 

Ilobab, ho'bab. 

llobah, hd'bah. 

Hod, bod. 

Hodaiah, bod I'ah. 

liodaviah, bod'a-vr'ab. 

Hodesh, ho'desh. 

Ilodcvah, i)o d'^'vab. 

Ilodiah, !io-drah, 

Hodijah, lio-di'jah. 

Hogiah, liog'lah. 

Hoham, lio'liam. 

Ilolofernes, liol'o-fer"aez, 

Holon, hd'Ion. 

Homam, bo'mam. 



Hophtsi, bofnl. 
Hor, lior. 
Horaui, ho'ram. 
Horeb, bo'rel). 
Morem, bd'reni. 
Hor-hagidgad, bor-ha-gid'gad 
Hori, bo'ri. 
Horims, ho'rhnz. 
Korite, lio'iit. 
Hovites, iio'rits. 
Hormah, bor'iuuli. 
Moronaiai, h(>r'()-na"im. 
Horoiiite, bor'on-it. 
Horonitcs, bor'ou-its, 
Hosah, ho'sali. 
Hosea, ho-ze'ali. 
Hoshaiah, bosb-i'ab. 
Hoshama, bosb'a uiah. 
Koshea, bo-slie'uh. 
Hothani, bo'lbaui. 
Hothan, ho'than. 
Hothir, bo'tbir. 
Hukkok, hnk'kok. 
Hukok, bu'kok. 
Hul, hul. 
Huldah.) hiil'da!). 
Humtah, bum'tah. 
Hupham, bu'lain. 
Huphamites, liufum-its. 
Huppah, bup'pab. 
Huppim, bup'pitu. 
Ilur, bur. 
Hurai, bu'ra-i. 
Hiiram, iiu'ram. 
lluri, bu'ri. 
Hushah, hu'sbah. 
Hushai, hu-slia'i. 
Jlusham, bu'sliam. 
Hushathite, Im'sbatb-it. 
Hushim, bu'tiliim. 
iluz, buz. 
Huzzab, buz'zab. 
Hydaspes, be-das'pcz. 
Hymena-us, bj'me-ne'^us. 

Ibhar, ib'bar. 
Iblaim, ib')a-im. 
Ibleam, ib'le-am. 
Ibneiah, il)-iii'ab. 
Ibnijah, ib-ui'jah. 
Ibri, ib'ri. 
Ibzan, ib'zan. 
Ichabod, ik'a-bod. 
Iconium, i-ko'ne-um. 
Idalah, id'a-lah. 
Idbash, id'bash. 



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li\l3, IdMo. 

Iduel, id'u-el. 

Idumea, id'u-ra3"ah. 

Idumeaiis, id'u-me"anz. 

Igal, i'gal. 

Igdaliati, ig'da-Ii"ah. 

Igeal, i^'e-al. 

lim, i'ira. 

IJe-abari;n, i'j5-ab"a-riin. 

ijon, I'joa. 

Ikkesii, ik'kesh. 

II ai, I'Li-i. 

Illyricii ii; il-lh-'e-kuin. 

ImmanueU imraaa'a-el, 
Iniiner, ini'iiiir. 

Imrah, iin'rah. 
Imri, iin'ii. 
India, iu'de-ah. 
Iphedeiali, if e-di"ali, 
Ir, er. 
Ira, I'rah. 
Irad, i'rad. 
Irani, i'ram. 
Iri, i'ri. 
Irijah, e-rl'Jah. 
Iriiahash, "ir'ua-hash. 
Iron, i'roa. 
Irpee!, ir'p5-el. 
Irshemesh, ir-shem'esli. 
Ira, i'roo. 
Isaac, i'zalc. 

Isaiah, i-zi'ah, or i-za'yah. 
Iscah, i-s'lcaU. 
Iscariot, is-kar'e-ot, 
Isdael, is'dl-el. 
Ishbah, ish'bili. 
Ishbak, isli'bak. 
Ishbi-benob, ish'be-bV'noij^ 
Ishbosheth, i^h-bo'sheth. 
Islii, isli'I. 
Ishiah, ish i'ah. 
IsUijah, ishrjah. 
Ishma, ish'iiiih. 
Isiiinael, ish'm i-el. 
Ishinaslite, ish'nii-el-it 
Ishsnaelites, isli'ni i-el-its. 
IshmaiaSi, isb-iiil'iih. 
IshiXiceiite, isb'm.--el-it. 
Ishmeelites, i.sli'ni--el-its. 
Isjimerai, i^b'iue-ra"!. 
Isbod, ish'od. 
Ishpan, iiih'pan. 



Ishtob, ish'tob. 
Ishua, ish'u-ah. 
Ishuai, isli'u-a"i. 
ishui, i^li'u-i. 
IsmacJiiah, is'nia-ki"ah. 
Ismael, is'nia-el. 
ismaiah, is iiii'ah. 
Ispah, is'pab. 
Israe!, iz'ia-el. 
IsraeSite, iz'ra-el it. 
Israelites, iz'ra-el-its. 
issachar, i^'sa-kdr. 
Isshiah, i.s-sbrah. 
Istalcmiis, i.s'tal-ku"nis. 
Isuah, is'ii-ah. 
Isui, is'u-i. 
Italian, i-tal'yan. 
Italy, it'ade. 
ithai, iili'a-i, or ith-a'i. 
Ithaiijar, itii'a-ruar. 
Ithiel, iih'e-el. 
Ithmah, ith'mah. 
Ithiiaii, ith'nan. 
Ithra, ith'rah. 
Ithraii, it h 'ran. 
Ithream, itb're-ani. 
Ithrile, ith'rif. 
Ithrites, ith'rits. 
Ittah-Kazin, it'tah-ka"zin, 
Ittai, it'ta-I. 
Iturea, ii'u-re"ah. 
Ivah, i'vah. 
Izehar, iz'e-har. 
Izeharites, iz'e-hilr-its. 
Izhar, iz'hfJr. 
Izharites, iz'hilr-its. 
Izrahiah, iz'ra-lii"ah. 
izrahite, iz'ra-iiit, 
Izri, iz'ri. 

Jaakan, ja'a-kan. 

Jaakobah, ja-ak'6-bah, or ja-ko' 

bah. 
Jaala, ] .,-. ,,,i 
Jaa!ah,jJ'''^'*-*^*- 
Jaalam, ja'a-bmi. 
Jaanai, ja'a-na"!. 
.Jaare-oregim, ia'ar-e-or"e-jim. 
Jaasaii, ja'a-sfi'Ti. 
Jaasie!, ja-a'se-el. 
Jaazaniah, ja-az'a-iu"ah. 
Jaazer, ja'a-zer. 
Jaaziah, ja'a-zl"ah. 
Jaaziel, ja-a'ze-el. 
Jaba!, ja'bal. 
Jabbok, jab'bok. 



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Jabesh, ja'besh. 

Jabesh-gilead, ja'besli-gil"e-ad. 

Jabez, ja'bez. 

Jabin, ja'hin. 

Jabneel, jal)'ne el. 

Jabneh, jab'iul. 

Jachaa, ja'kiin. 

Jachin, ja'kin. 

Jachinites, ja'kin-its. 

Jacob, ja'kob. 

Jacubus, ja-ku'bus. 

Jada, ja'dah. 

Jadau, ja-da'u. 

Jaddua, Jad-du'ah. 

Jadon, ja'don. 

Jael, ja'el. 

Jagur, ja'gur. 

Jah, jah. 

Jahath, ja'hath. 

Jahaz, ja'haz. 

Jahaza, j ,-.. ,-,;5/„„i, 

Jahazah,JJ^^^'^^^^- 

Jahazae!, ja-ha'za-el. 

Jahaziah, ja'ha-zi"ah. 

Jahaziel, ja-ha'ze-el. 

Jahdai, ja-da'i. 

Jahdiel., jab'de-el. 

Jahdo, jah'd5. 

Jahlee!, jah'Ie-el. 

Jahleelites, jab'le-el-it3. 

Jahmai, ja-nia'i. 

J ah z a 11, jah'zah. 

Jahzeel, jah'ze-el. 

Jahzeelites, jah'ze-el-Its. 

Jahzerah, ja-z§'rali. 

Jahziel, jah'ze-el. 

Jair, ja'ir. 

Jairite, ja'ir-if. 

Jairus, ja'ir-us. 

Jakan, ja'kan. 

Jakeh, ja'ka. 

Jakim, ja'kim. 

Jakkini, jak'kirn. 

Jalon, ja'lon. 

Jambres, jam'brez. 

Jarabri, jam'bri. 

James, jamz. 

J a mill, j a' mill. 

Jamiiiites, ja'min-its. 

Jamlech, jam'lek. 

Jamiiia, jam'ne-ah. 

Jamnites, jam'nits. 

Janiia, jaii'nah. 

Jaiines, jan'nez. 

Janoah, ja-n6'ab. 

J anohah, ja-n6'hah. 



Janum, ja'nnra. 
iapheth, ja'feth. 

Japhiah, fJ-'^i^^- 
Japhlet, jaf let. 
Japhleti, jaf ie-ii. 
Japho, ja'lo. 
Jarah, ja'rai', 
iareb, ja'reb. 
fared, ja'red. 
J aresiah, ja're-5;i"ah. 
Jarlia, jar'liab. 
Jarib, ja'rib. 
J arimotli, jar'e-motb. 
J armatii, jar'nunk. 
-Jaroah, ja-ro'ab. 
Jasae!, ja'sa-el. 
Jashen, ja'shen. 
J as her, ja'sher. 
Jashobeam, ja-slio'be-ara. 
Jashub, ja?:;h'ub. 

Jashubi-Iehem, ja.sb'u-bMe"liem. 
Jashnbites, jash'ub-its. 
Jasiel, ja'se-el. 
Jason, ja'son. 
Jasubus, jas-u'bus. 
Jatal, ja'tai. 
Jathniel, jatli'ue-el. 
Jattir, jat'tir. 
J a van, ja'van. 
Jazar, ja'zar. 
Jazer, ja'zer. 
Jaziz, ja'ziz. 
Jearim, je'a rim. 
Jeaterai, je-at'e-ra"L 
Jeberecliiah, j^-bei'e-ki'ali. 
Jebus, je'bus. 
Jebusi, jeb'u->I. 
Jebusite, jeb'u-slt. 
Jetonsites, jeb'u-sits. 
J ecamiali, jek'a-mi"ab. 

Jechoiiias, j jei-o-nr'as. 
Jeconias, j -' 

Jecoliah, jek'o-li"ab. ' 

Jecoiiiah, jek'o-iii"ah. 

Jedaiah, jed-rah. 

Jeddu, jed'dii. 

Jedcus, je-de'us. 

J ediael,'jp-dra-el, or jed'i-a-el. 

Jedidah, jed'e-dali. 

Jedidiah, jed'e-di"ah. 

Jeduthun, jed'u-thun. 

Jeeli, je'el-I. 

Jeeius, je'el-us. 

Jeezer, je-e'zer. 

J eezeritcs, je-e'zer-it8. 



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Jegar-Sahadutha, je'gar-sa'ha- 

J da"thah. 

Jehaleleel, je-h;il'e-le-el. 
Jehalelel, je-hare-lel. 
Jehaziel, je-lul'ze-el. 
Jehdeiah, je-di'uh. 
Jehezekel, je-liez'e-kel. 
Jehiah, je hi'ali. 
Jehiel, je-hi'el. 
Jehieli, je-hi'e-li. 
Jehizkiah, je'hiz-ki"ah. 
Jehoadah, je-h5'a-dah. 
Jehoaddan, je'h5-ad"dan. 
J ehoahaz, je-lio'a-li:iz, 
Jehoash, je-ho'ash. 
Jehohanan, je-ho'ha-nan. 
Jehoiachin, je-hoy'a-kin. 
Jehoiada, je-hoy'a-dali. 
Jehoiakim, je-hoy'a-kiin. 
Jehoiarib, je-hoy'a-rib, 
Jehonadab, je-hou'a-dab. 
Jehonathan, je-hoira-thaa. 
J eh o ra m , j e- h 5' ra m . 
Jehoshabeath , je-hosh'a-be' 'ath. 
Jehoshaphat, je-hosh'a-fat. 
Jehosheba, je-"hosh'e-bah. 
Jehoshua, I . , i ,- , 
Jehoshuah,}J^-'^^'^^'^-^^^'- 
Jehovah, je-ho'vah. 
Jehovah-jireh, je-h5'vah-ji"ra. 
Jehovah-nissi, je-h5'vah-nis"si. 
Jehovah-shalom, je-hd'vah-sha"- 
J lorn. 

Jehozabad, je-hoz'a-bal. 
Jehozadak, je-hoz'a-dak. 
Jehu, je'hu. 
Jehubbah, je-hub'bah. 
Jehucal, je'hu-kal. 
Jehud, je'hud. 
Jehudi, je-hu'di. 
Jehudijah, je'hu-di"jah. 
Jehush, je'hush. 
Jeiel, je-i'el. 
Jekabzeel, je-kab'ze-el. 
Jekameam, jek'a-me"ara. 
J ekam i a h , jek 'a-ini"ah. 
JekuthieJ , je-ku'tlie-el. 
Jemima, je-mi'mah. 
Jemnaan, jem'iia-an. 
Jemuel, je-mu'el. 
JephthDP, ief'Hie. 
Jephthahi^jeftbah. 
Jephunne, ) . - , 
Jephunneh,lJ^-^^"^«- 
Jerah, je'rah. 
Jerahmeel, je-ra'me-el. 



Jerahmcclitcs, je-ra'me-el-its. 

Jerechiis, jer'e-kus. 

Jered, je'reci. 

Jerennii, jer'ema"i. 

Jeremiah, jer'e-iiii"ah. 

Jeremias, jer'e-iiu";is. 

Jeremoth, jer'e-moth. 

Jeremy, jer'e-ml, 

Jeriah, je-ri'ah. 

Jeribai, jer'e-ba"i. 

Jericho, jer'e-ko. 

Jeriel, jer'e-el. 

Jerijah, je-ri'jah. 

J erimoth, jer'e-moth. 

Jerioth, jer'e-otli. 

Jeroboam, jer'o-b5"am. 

Jeroham, jer'o-ham. 

Jerubbaal, je-rub'ba-al, or je-rub- 

ba'al. 
Jerubbesheth, jer'Lib-besli"c{h. 
Jerue!, jer'u-el. 
Jerusalem, je-roo'sa-lem. 
Jerusha, | . ,_ , , 
Jerushah,h^'-^-^'^^'^^- 
Jesaiah, je-^i'ali. 
Jeshaiah, jesh-i'ah. 
Jeshanah,"je.sh'a-iiah. 
Je share I ah, jesli'a-re"]ah. 
Jeshebeab, je.sh-eb'e-ab. 
Jesher, je'sher. 
Jeshimon, jesli'e-mon. 
Jeshishai, jesli'e-sha"i. 
Jeshohaiah, jesh'o-hi"ah. 
Jeshua, ] . , ,. , 
Jeshuah,lJ^^^''"-^-^- 
Jeshurun, jesb'u-run. 
Jesiah, je-sl'ah. 
Jesimiel, je-sim'e-el. 
Jesse, jes'se. 
Jessue, jes'su-e. 
Jesu, jez'u. 
Jesui, jez'u-i. 
Jesuites, jez'u-its. 
Jesurun, jes'u-run. 
Jesus, je'zus. 
Jether, jeth'er. 
Jetheth, jetli'eth. 
Jethlah, jeth'Iah. 
Jethro, jetl)'r5. 
Jetur, je'tur. 
Jeue!, je-u'el. 
Jeush, je'ush. 
Jeuz,je'uz. 
Jew, joo. 
Jewess, joo'es. 
Jewish, joo'ish. 



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Jewry, joo 're, 

Jews, jooz. 

Jezaniah, jez'a-ni"ah. 

Jezebe!, je//e-bel. 

Jezelus, je-z3'las. 

Jezer, j j'zer. 

Jezerites, je'zer-Its. 

..^eziah, jez'e-ali, 

Jeziel, jez'e-el. 

Jezliah, jez'le-ah. 

Jezoar, jez'o-ar. or jez-o'ar. 

»fezrahiah, jez'ra-iii"ah. 

Jezreel, jez're-e!. 

Jezreelite, jez'^§-el-i^ 

Jezreelitess, jez're-el-It"e5. 

Jibsara, jib'sam. 

Jidlaph,'ji(rjaf. 

Jimna, ) .. , , 

Jimnah,jJ^"^^^^^^^' 

Jimiiites, jini'nits. 

Jiphtah, jif tail. 

Jiphthahe!, jif thah-el. 

Joab, j5'ab. 

Joachaz, jo'a-kuz. 

Joachim, jo'a-kiin. 

Joacim, jo'a-sim. 

Joadaiius, j5'a-da"nus, 

Joah, jo'ah. 

Joahaz, j6'a-haz. 

Joanaii, j5-aa'aa. 

Joanna, j5-an'iiah. 

Joannan, j6-aa'uati. 

Joarib, i5'a-rib. 

Joash, jo'ash. 

Joatham, jo'a-tham. 

Joazabdas, j6'az-ab"da.^. 

Job, j5b. 

Jobab, jo'bab. 

Jochebed, jolc'e-be-1, or jok-eb'ed. 

Jod, jod. 

Joda,jo'dah. 

Joed, j5'ed. 

Joel, jo'el. 

Joelah, j6-8']ah, or jo'e-lah. 

joezer, j6-e'zer. 

Jogbehah, jog'be-hah. 

Jogli,j();?'li. 

Jo ha, jo'hah. 

Johauan, jo-hil'nnn, or jo'ha-iian. 

Johannes, j5-hau'iiez. 

John, jon. 

Joia.da, j )-i'a-dah. 

Joiakim, jo-i'a-kim. 

Joiarib, jo-i'a-rib, 

Jokdeaai, jok'de-am. 

Jokim, jo'kim. 



Jokmeam, jok'me-nm. 

Jokneam, jok'ne-am. 

Jokshan, jok'shan. 

Joktan, jok'tan. 

Joktheel, jok'the-el. 

Jonadab, juu'a-dab. 

Jona, ) .., 1 

Jonah, jJ^"'-^^^' 

J on an, jo'nan. 

Jonas, jd'nas. 

Jonathan, jon'a-thnn. 

Jouathas, joii'a-thas. 

Jonath-eleni-rechckim, jo'uath- 
e'lem-re'ko-kim. 

Joppa, jop'jjah. 

Joppe, jop'jteh. 

Jorah, jd'rah. 

Jorai, j5 ra'i. 

J Oram, j6'rai«. 

Jordan, jor'dari. 

Joribas, j6're-bas. 

Joribus, jo're-bus. 

Jorim, jo'rim, 

Jorkoani, jor'ko-am. 

Josabad, jos'a-baiL 

Josaphat, jns'a-fat. 

Josaphias, j6-saf e-as. 

Jose, jd'ze. 

Josedee, joz'e-dek. 

Josedech, joz'e-dek. 

Joseph, jo'zef. 

Josephns, j5-se'fus. 

Joses, jo'zez. 

Joshah, jo'shali. 

Joshaphat, josli'a faf. 

Joshaviah, j(j^h'a-vi"a]), or jo- 
sh a v'e-ah. 

Joshbekashah, josh-bek'a-skah, 

J or josh'be-k;"i"sh:;h. 

Joshua, josh u-ah. 

Josiah, jo-.si'al). 

Josias, jo-si'as. 

Josibiah, jos'e-la"ab. or jo-si bV-;ih. 

Josiphiah, jos'e-iI"a!i, ur j». sit't- 
ah, 

Jotbah, jot'bah. 

Jotbath,'jot'bath. 

J otbathah, jot'ba-thah. 

Jotham, jo'tbam. 

Jozabad, joz'a-bad. 

Jozachar, joz'a-kar. 

Jozadak, joz'a-dak. 

Jnba!, joo'ljal. 

Juca!, joo'kal. 



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Judas, joo'das. 

Judas Sscariot, joo'das is-kar'e-ot. 

Jude, jood. 

Judges, juj'ez. 

Judith, joo'dith. 

Juel, jod'el. 

Jugurtha, joo-gur'thali, or jng'ur- 

thah. 
Julia, joo']e-ah. 
Julius, joo'le-us. 
Juiiia, joo'ne-ah. 
Jupiter, joo'pe-ter. 
Jushab-hesed, joo'sliab-he"sed. 
Justus, jns'tus. 
Juttah, jut'tah. 

Jabzeel, kab'ze-el. 

J adesh, ka'desh. 

J adesh-Barnea, ka'desh-bilr"ne- 

ah. 
J admiel, kad'me-el. 
J admonites, kad'mon-its. 
J allai, kai'lfi-i, or kal-hVL 
J anah, ka'nali. 
J areah, ka-re'ah. 
J arkaa, kar'ka-ah. 
J arkor, kar'kor. 

J aniaim, kar'na-iia, or kai--na,'im. 
J artah, kar'tah. 
J artan, kar'tan. 
J attath, kat'tath. 
J edar, ke'dilr. 
Jedemah, ked'e-mah. 
J edemoth, ked'e-ruoth. 
J edesh, ke'desh. 
J ehelathah, ke-hel'a-thaii, or ke'- 

hel-a"thah. 
J eiiah, kl'lah. 
J elaiah, ke-li'ah. 
J elita, kei'e-tah. 
J emuel, ke-iuu'el, or kem'ii-el. 
Jenau, ke'nan. 
Jenath, ke'nath. 
Jenaz, ke'naz. 
Jenezite, ken'ezit. 
Jenite, ken'it. 
Jenites, ken'its. 
Jenizzites, ken'iz-zits. 
J eren-Happuch,k8r'eu-liap"puk, 
J erioth, ke're-oth. 
J eros, ke'ros. 
J eturah, ke-tu'rah. 
J ezia, ke-zi'ah. 
JeziZy ke'ziz, or ke-ziz'. 



Kibroth-hattaavah, kib'roth-hat- 

ta"a-vah. 
Kibzaim, kib'za-im, or kib-za'im. 
Kidron, kid'ron. 
Kiiiah, ki'uah. 
Kings, kiugz. 
Kir, kir. 

Kir-haraseth, kir-har-a'seth. 
Kir-hareseth, kir-har-e'seth. 
Kir-haresh, kir-ha'resh. 
Kir-heres, kir-lie'res. 
Kiriathaim, kir'e-a-tha"irn. 
Kiriathiariws, kir'e-ath'e-a"re-us, 
Kirioth, kir'e-oth, 
Kirjath, kir'jath. 
Kirjath-aim, kir'jath-a"ira. 
Kirjath-arba, kir'jath ar"bah. 
Kirj ath-arim , k i r 'j ath-a"ri ra . 
Kirjath-baa!, kir'jath-ba"ai. 
Kirjath-huzoth, kir'jath-liu"zoth, 
Kirjath-jearim, kir'jatli-je"a-riin. 
Kirjath-sannah,kir'jath-san"nah. 
Kiijath-sepher, kir'jath-se"fer. 
Kish, kish. 
Kishi, kish'i. 
Kishion, kish'e-on. 
Kishon, ki'shon. 
Kison, ki'son. 
Kithlish, kith'lish. 
Kitron, kit'ron. 
liittim, kit'tim. 
Koa, ko'ah. 
Kohath, ko'hnth. 
Kohathites, ko'hath-its, 
Kolaiah, kol-i'ah. 
Korah, kd'rah. 
Korahite, k5'rah-it, 
Korahites, ko'rah-its. 
Korathites, ko'rath-its. 
Kore, k5're. 
Korhites, kor'luts. 
Koz, koz. 
Kushaiah, koo-shi'ah. 

Laadah, la'a-dah. 
Laadan, la'a-dan. 
Laban, la' ban. 
Labana, lab'a-nah. 
Lacedaemon, las'e-de'mon. 
Lacedsemonians, las'e-de -ra6"ne- 

anz. 
Lachish, la'kish. 
Lacunus, Ja-ku'uus. 
Ladau, la'dan. 
Lael, la'el. 
Lahad, la'had. 



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liahairoi, la-hrroy. 

liahmam, lah'mam. 

Lahtni, lai^'mi. 

JLaish, la'ish. 

Lakum, la'kum. 

Lamech, laiiiek. 

il<amed» la'raeJ. 

Lamentations, lam'en-t"i"shnnz. 

Laodicea, la-od'e-se"ah. 

Laodiceans, la-od'e-s3"anz. 

Lapidoth, la)/e-d)th. 

Lasea, la-s§'ah. 

Lashah, la'slia'i. 

Lasharon, la-siifi'ron, or lash'a-ron. 

Lasthenes, las'chen-ez. 

Latin, lai'iu. 

Lazarus, laz'a-rus. 

Leah, le'ah. 

Lebaua, '-,■,. ■, 

Lebanah,;^^^^-^^-^^-^- 

Lebanon, leb'a-nou. 

Lebaoth, leb'a-och. 

Lebbeus, le'o-bFus. 

Lebonah, le-b5'aah, or leb'6 nah. 

Lecah, le'kah. 

Lehabizn. le'ha-biai. 

Lehi, U'hi. 

Lemuel, lem'u-el. 

Leshem, irsheni. 

Lethech, l^'thek. 

Lettus, let'tus. 

Letushim, let'u-shini. 

Leummim, le-urn'mim or le'am- 

mim. 
Levi, le'vi. 
Levite, le'vit. 
Levites, le'vits. 
Leviathan, le-via-than. 
Levis, le'vis. 
Levitical, le-vit'e-kal. 
Le\i.ticus, le-vk'e-kus. 
Libanus, lib'a-nus. 
Libertines, lib'er-tlnz. 
Libnah, lib'uah. 
Libni, libni. 
Libuites, iib'nits. 
Libya, lib'e-ah. 
Libvans, lib'e-anz. 
Likiii, lik'hi. 
Linus, li'nns. 
Loammi, lo-am'mi. 
Led, lod. 

Lodebar, lod'e-bar. 
Lois, 15 is. 

Loruhamah, lo-roo'ha-mah. 
Lot, lot. 



>tli'a-su"bus. 



Lotan, lo'tan. 
Lothasubns, 
Lozon, loz'on. 
Lubim, loobira. 
Lnbims, loob:mz. 
Lucas, loo'kas. 
Lucifer, loo'se-fer. 
Lucilius, loo-sii'e-r.5. 
Lucius, loo'ihe-us. 
Lud, lud. 
Ludini, loo'dim. 
Luhith, loo'iiith. 
Luke, look. 
Luz, luz. 

Lycacnia, ]ik'a-5"ne-ah. 
Lycia, lish'e-ah. 
Lydda, lid'dah. 
Lydia, lid'e-ah, 
Lydians, lid'e-anz, 
jLysanias, li-sa'ne-as. 
Lysias, li>h'e-as. 
Lysimachus, li-sim'a-kus. 
Lystra, lis'trali. 

3Iaacah. ma'a-kali. 
IVIaachah, roa'a-kah. 
Jlaachathi, ma-ak'a-tl.i. 
3Iaachathite, ma-ak'a tlilt. 
31aachathites, ma-ak'a- tliits. 
3Iaadai, ma'a-da L 
3Iaadiah, Tna'a-di'ah. 
3Iaai, ma-a'i. 
Jlaaleh-acrabbim, raa'al 

krab"biro. 
Trlaaui, ma'an-i. 
3Iaarath, ma'a-rath. 
Maaseiah, ma'a-si 'ah. 
31aasiai, ma'a-s5-a"i. 
>laasias, ma'a-sr'as. 
3Iaath, ina'ath, 
3iaaz, nia'az. 
3Iaaziah. ma'a-zr'ah. 
3Iabdai, mab-dai. 
->lacalon. uiak'a-lon. 
3Iaccabaeus,l^^^, 



ka-be"u3. 



Maccabeus, 
Maccabees, innk'ka-hez. 
3iacedonia, r!ias'c-d6"ne-ah. 
Macedonian, nias'e-<!6''tte-au. 
3Iachbanai. mak'l)a-iia"i. 
Machbena. mak'be-iiah. 
31achi, ma kl. 
Machir, ma kir. 
Machirites, ma'kir-its. 
31achmas. mak'nia>. 
Machnadebai. luak'na-dt-ba"!. 



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Machpelah, mak-pe'lah, or raak'- 

pe-lah. 
Macron, mak'ron. 
Madai, ma-da'i. 
Madiabuii, mad'e-a-bun. 
Madian, ma'de-an. 
Madmannah, mad'man-nah. 
Madmen, mad'nien. 
Madmen ah, mad'mG-nah. 
Madon, ma'doii. 
Maelus, me'lus. 
Magbish, mag'bish. 
Magdalene, inag'da-le"n8. 
Magdiel, mag'de-el. 
Maged, raa'ged. 
Magiddo, ma-gid'd5. 
Magog, ma'gog. 
Magor-missabib, ma'gor-mis"sa- 

bib. 
Magpiash, raag'pe-ash. 
Mahalah, ma'ha-lah. 
Mahalaleel, ma-ha'la-15-el. 
Mahalath, raa'ha-latli. 
Mahal ath-leannoth, m.l'ha-lath- 

le-an"noth. 
Mahali, ma'ha-li. 
Mahanaim, ma'ha-na"ira. 
Mahaneh-dan, raa'ha-na-dau. 
Maharai, ma'ha-ra"i. 
Mahath, ma' hath. 
Mahavite, ma'ha-vit. 
Mahazioth, ma-ha'ze-oth. 
Maher-shalal-hashbaz, ma'her- 

shal'ai-hash"baz. 
Mahlah, raah'lah. 
Mahli, niah'li. 
Mahlites, mah'lits. 
Mablon, mah'loa. 
Mahol, raa'hol. 
Maianeas, ml-an'e-as. 
Makaz, raa'kaz. 
Maked, ml'ked. 
i>iakhelo4,h, mak-li'''l.)th, or raak'- 

he-loth. 
Makkedah, mak-ke'dah. 
Maktesh, mak'tesh. 
Malachi, mal'a-ki. 
Malachy, mal'a-ki. 
Malcham, mal'kam. 
Malchiah, mal-ki'ah. 
Malchiel, mal'ke-el. 
Malchielites, mal'ke-el -its. 
Malchijah, mal-ki'jah. 
Malchiram, mal-ki'ram. 
Malchishua 



Malchishuah, 



mal'ke-shoo"ah. 



Malchus, mal'kus. 

Maleleel, mare-le-el. 

Mallos, mal'los. 

Malothi, mal-lG'tbi. 

Malluch, mal'luk. 

Mamaias, ma-mi'as. 

Mamnitanaimus, mam'ne-tan i"- 

mus. 
Mamre, mam're. 
Mamuchus, mam-u'kus. 
Manaen, man'a-en. 
Manahath, raan'a-hath, or mana'- 

hath. 
Manahethites, ma-na'heth-its. 
Manasseas, man-as't^e-as. 
Manasseh, ma-nas'sa. 
Manasses, ma-nas'sez. 
Manassites, ma-nas'.'-its. 
Manetho, man-eth'6. 
Mani, ma'ni. 
Manlius, nian'le-us. 
Manoah, ma-uo'ah. 
Maoch, ma'ok. 
31aon, ma'on. 
Maonites, ma'on-its. 
Mara, i -, , 
Marah, j '^^'''^'' 
Maralah, mar'a-lah. 
Maranatha, mar'a-nath"ah, or 

mar'a-na"thah. 
Marcus, mar'kus. 
Mardocheus, mar'd6-ke"ns. 
Mareshah, ma-re'shah, or mar'e- 

shah. 
Marimoth, mar'e-moth. 
Marisa, ma're-sah. 
Mark, m^rk. 
Marmoth, mar'raoth. 
Maroth, ma 'roth. 
Marsena, mar'se-nah. 
Martha, mar'thah. 
Mary, ma're. 
Mary Magdalene, ma're mag'da- 

le"ne. 
Masaloth, mas'a-loth. 
Maschil, mas'kil. 
Mash, mash. 

Mashal, mji'shal, or mash'al. 
Masias, ma-si'as. 
Masinissa, mas'e-nis"sah. 
Masman, mas'mau. 
Maspha, mas'fah. 
Masrekah, mas're kah. 
Massa, | ^„,/,„i, 
Massah,}"^'^^^^^- 
Massias, mas-si'as. 



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Mathanias, math'a-ni"as. 
Mathusala, ina-thoo't^a-lah. 
Hiatred, ma'tred, or mat'red. 
3Iatri, nia'tri, or mat'ri. 
3Iattaii, luat'taii. 
Mattanah, mat'tan-ah. 
Mattaniah, mat'taii-i"ali. 
Mattatha, ) ^ ,,,.„ ,i,..-,, 

Mattathias, raat'ta-tlii"as. 
Mattenai, mat'te-ua"i. 
Matthan, mat'than. 
Matthanias, mat'tha!i-i"as. 
Matthat, mat'tliat. 
Matthelas, math-e'las. 
Matthew, math'thu. 
3Iatthia5, matli-thi'as. 
Mattithiah, mat'te-t!ii"ah. 
Mazitias, maz'e-tr'as. 
Mazzaroth, maz'za-roth. 
Meah, me'aii. 
Meaiii, ma'a-ni. 
Mearah, me'a-rah. 
Mebunnai, rae'bim-na"i. 
Mecherathite, mek'e-rath-ic, or 

me-ke'rath-it. 
Medaba, me'da-bah. 
Medad, me'dad. 
Medan, rae'dau. 
Mede, raed. 
Medes, medz. 
Medeba, med'e-bah. 
Media, m§'de-ah. 
Median, ms'de-aa. 
Meeda, me'e-dah. 
Megabazus, meg'a-ba"zu3. 
Megabyzus, meg'a-bi"zu.s. 
3Ieg:iddo, me-gid'd5. 
Megiddon, me-gid'dnn. 
3Iehetabeel, me-het'a-b5l. 
Mehetabel, me-het'a-I)el. 
Mehida, me-bl'dab, or me'hi-dab. 
Mehir, me'hir. 
Meholathite, me-borath-it. 
Mehnjael, me-bu'jfi-el. 
Mehuman, me-bu'uian, or me'liu- 

man. 
Mehunim, me-bu'nim. 
Mehunims, me-bu'nimz, or me'iiu- 

nimz. 
Mejarkon, me-jar'kon. 
Mekonah, niek'6-nab. 
Melatiah, mel'a-ti"ah. 
x^Ielchi, rael'ki. 
Melchiah, mel-ki'ah. 
Melchias, mel-ki'as. 



Melchizedek,}"^^^-^^^^^-^^^- 

Melchisiiua, merke-shoo"ali. 

Melea, rne'Je-ab. 

Meiech, rae'lek. 

Melicu, uiel'e-ku. 

Melita, mel'e-tah. 

Melzar, merzir. 

Mem, mem. 

3iem mills Quintus, mem'me us 

k-\yin'tus. 
Memphis, raem'fis. 
Memucan, me-mu'kan. 
31enahem, men'a-bem. 
Menan, me'naii. 
Mene, me'ue. 
Menelaus, men'e-la"us. 
Menestheus, me-nes'ibe-us. 
Meonenim, me-on'e-niiu. 
Meoiiothai, me-on'6-iiia"I. 
Mephaath, melTi-atb. or me-fa'ath. 
31epliibosheth, me-tib'o ibeth, or 

met"e-b6''sbetb. 
Merab, me'rab. 
Meraiah, ir.e-ii'ab. 
Meraioth, me-ri'otb. 
Meran, mer';iii. 
Merari, luer'ar-i. 
Merarites, mer'ar-its. 
Merathaim, mer'a-rha"im. 
Mercurius, mer-ku're-us. 
Mered, me'red. 
Meremoth, mer'e-moth. 
Meres, me'rez. 
Mereshah, uier'e-snah. 
Meribah, mer'e-bab. 
Meribah-kadesh, mer'e-bab-ka"- 

desb. 
Merib-baa!, mer'ib-bii"al. 
Merodach, me-r5'dak,or mer'6-djik. 
Merodach-baladan, me-ro'dak- 

bal"a-dan. 
Merom,me'rnm. 
Meronothite, me-ron'o-tbit. 
Meroz, me'roz. 
Meruth, me'nitb. 
32esech, me'sek. 
Mesha, me'siiab. 
3Ieshach, me'.sbak. 
Meshech, me'sbek. 
i>Xeshe!emiah, me-shere-mi"ah. 
iMeshezabeel, me-sbez'a-be-e!. 
Meshilemith, me-shii'e-miib. 
Meshillemoth, me-shirie-moih. 
3Ieshobab, me-s!i6'bab. 
Meshuilain, me-sbui'him. 



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Me.shunemeth, me-sliul'le-meth, 

or rne-shul-leiii'etli. 
Mesobaite, lue^i'a-ba-it, or mes-o'- 

ba-it. 
Mesopotainia, iiies'o-i)5-ta"me-ali. 
Messiah, nie-s-si'ali. 
Messias, iDes-si'as. 
Meterus, iiie-to'rus. 
Metheg-Animah, me'theg-am"- 

mah. 
Methusae!, me-thoo',-a-eI. 
Methuselah, lue-thoa'se-lah. 
Meunini, nie-u'niin, or lue'u-uira. 
Mezahab, mez'a-hab. 
Miamin, iiu'a-uiiu, 
Milihar, mib'har. 
Mibsam, luib'sain. 
Mibzar, mib'zir. 
Mieah, nii'lcaii. 
Biicaiah, nu-ki'ah. 
Micha, iiu'kah, 
Michael, nii'kal. 
Michah, ml'kah. 
Michaiah, inl-ki'ah. 
Micha!, mi'kiil. 
Micheas, nil-ke'as. 
Michnias, mik'inas. 
Mich Hi ash, niik'niasli. 
Michmethah, mik'iue-thah. 
Michri, niik'ri. 
Michtani, niil^'fani. 
Middin, mjdMiii. 
Midian, mid'e-aii. 
Midianitc, mid'e-an-it. 
Midiaisites, inid'e-au-its. 
Midian itish, mi,re-aii-it"ish. 
Migdalel, uiig'dal-el. 
Migdal-gail, inig'dal-gad. 
Migdol, niig'dol. 
Migron, mij:'rou. 
Mijamin, nu'ja-min. 
Mikloth, mik'loth. 
Mikneiah, ralk-ni'ali. 
Milalai, niit'a-la"i. 
Milcah, niil'kah. 
Milcom, mil'koni. 
Miletum, nu-le'tuni. 
Miletus, nil-le'tus. 
Mlllo, niil'ld. 
ftlilo, mi'lo. 

Miniamia, Tnin'e-a-mla, 
Minni, min'ni. 
Minniti, min'm'tli. 
Miphkad, niiPki\d. 
Miriam, mir'e-am. 
Mirma, rair'mah. 



' Misael, mls'a-el. 
Misgab, niis'gab. 
Mishael, misli'a-el. 
Mishal, nii'slial. 
Misham, ini'sham. 
Misheal, mi'she-al. 
Mishnia, ini.sh'iuah. 
Mishniaiiuah, mish-nian'nah. 
Mishraites, niish'ra-its. 
Mispar, miz'par. 
Mispereth, mis'pe-reth, or mis-per'- 

eth. 
Misrephoth-maim, rais're-foth- 

nuV'ini. 
Mithcah, mith'kah. 
Mithnite, niith'nif. 
Mithrcdath, niith're-dath. 
Mithridates, niitli're-da"t§z, 
3Iitylene, init'e-le"ue. 
Mizar, mi'zar. 
Mizpah, niiz'pah. 
Mizpar, miz'par. 
Mizpeh, iniz'pa. 
Mizraim, n)iz'ra-im. 
3Iizzah, niiz'zah. 
Miiason, na'son. 
Mcab, mo'ab. 
Moa?>ite, mo'ab-if. 
Mcabites, nio'al)-il-s. 
Mcabitess, ii-:5'ab ir-es. 
Mcabitish, ii)o'al»-it"ish. 
Moadiah, iii6'a-di"ah. 
Modin, nio'din. 
Moeth, tuo'etb. 
Moladah, niol'adah. 
Molech, iiid'lek. 
Moli, mo'll. 
3Iolid, mo'lid, 
Moloch, mo'lok. 
31omdis, nioin'dis. 
Mocsias, ind'o-sr'as. 
Morasthite, mo'ras-tlilt. 
Mordecai, mor'de-ka"i, or mor'de- 

ki. 
Moreh, mo'ra. 
Moresheth-gath, mor'esli-eth- 

gath", or nio-resh'eth-gath". 
Moriah, mo-ri'ab, 
Mosera, mo'sc-rah. 
Moseroth, nio'se-roth. 
Moses, mo'zez, 
Mosollain, mo-sol'lam. 
Mosollamon, mo-sol 'la-raon, 
Moza, ] ^-,„ 1 
Mozah,}"^^^^^'^- 
Muppini, mup'pim. 



m 



Mushi, mu'shi. 

Mushites, mu'shits. 

Muthlabben, muth-lab'ben. 

Myisdus, min'dus. 

Myra, mi'rah. 

Mysia, mish'e-ah, or mi'se-ah. 

Naam, na'ain. 

Naaaiah, na'a-mah. 

Naam an, na'a-man. 

Naamathite, na-am'a-tli!t, 

Naamathites, na-am'a-thits. 

Naamites, na'a-mits. 

Naarah, nl'a-rah. 

Naarai, na'a-ra"i. 

Naaraii, na'a-ran, 

Naarath, na'a-rath. 

Naashon, na-ash'oa. 

INaasson, na-as'son. 

Naathus, na'a-thus. 

Nabal, na'bal. 

Nabariasj na'bar-i"as. 

Na'bathites, na'bath-its. 

Nabonassar, na'bon-as"sar. 

Naboth, na'botb. 

Nabuchodonosor, naVu-kod-o- 

no"sor. 
Nachon, na^kon. 
Nachor, na'kor, 
Nadab, na'dab, 
Nadabatha, na-dab'a-tbah. 
Nagge, nag'ge. 
Nahalal, na'ha-lal. 
Nahaliel, na-ba'^k-el. 
Nahaiial, na'hal-lal. 
NahaloS, na'ha-lol. 
Naham, na'ham. 
Nahamaiii, na-ham'a-ni, or na'ba- 

ma"ni. 
Naharai, na'ha-ra"i. 
Nahari, iia'har-i. 
Nahash, na'ba&h. 
Nahath, iia'hath. 
Nahbi, nah'bi. 
Nahor, na'hor. 
Nahslioii, nfih'sbon. 
Nalium, na'hum. 
Nain, na'iii. 
Naioth, tii'otb. 
Naiiea, na-ne'ab. 
Naomi, na'o-mi, or iia-6'ml. 
Naphish, ua'fisb. 
Naphisi, nafe-si. 
Naphtati, naf'ta-li. 
Naphthali, naf tha-li. 
Naphthar, naf th^r. 



Naphtuhim, naftu-him. 
Narcissus, nar-sis'sus. 
Nasbas, nas'bas, 
Naser, na'ser. 
Nasitli, na'sith. 
Nathan, na'tban. 
Nathanael, na-tlian'a-el. 
Nathanias, iia'tluin-i"as. 
Nathaii-melech, iia'than-ine"]ek. 
Naum, na'iiiu. 
Nazarene, luiz'a-ren, 
Nazarenes, naz'a-renz. 
Nazareth, naz'a-reth. 
Nazarite, iiaz'a-i-lt. 
Nazarites, aaz'a-rits. 
Neah, ne'ah. 
NeapoHs, ne-ap'o-lis. 
Neariah, jie'a-ri"ah. 
Nebai, neb'a-i, or ne-ba'i. 
Nobaicth, ne-bi'oth. 
NoJ)ajoth, iie-ba'joth. 
Neballat, ne-bal'lat. 
Nebat, ne'bat. 
Nebo, iie'bo-. 
Nebuchadnezzar, iieb'u-kad- 

nez"zar. 
Nebuchadrezzar, iieb'u-kad-rez"- 

zar. 
Nebushasban, neb'u-sbas"bnn. 
Nnbwzaradan , ueb'u-zar"a-dan. 
Necho, ne'ko. 
Necodan, iiek'o-dan, 
Nedabiah, j)ed'a-bi"ab. 
Neemias, iie'e-ini"as. 
Neginah, neg'e-nab. 
Neginoth, iieg'e-norb. 
Nehelamite, ne-bera-mit. 
Neheniiah, ne'be-ml"ah. 
Neheniias, i!e'be-i)u''as. 
Nehiloth, iio'be-Iotb. 
Nehiini^ne'lium. 
Nehushta, Ke-lmsb'tab. 
Nehoshtan, ne-busb'tan. 
Neiel, iie'e-eL 
Nekeb, ne'keb, nr nek'eb. 
Nekoda, iie-k5'dali. 
Nejnne!, iieni-u'eb 
Nemuelites, nem-u'el-its. 
Nepheg, iie'feg. 
Nephi, r.e'fi. 
Nephis, ne'fis. 
Nephish, ne'fisb. 
Nephishesim , jie-fisb'e-sim. 
Xephthali, nef tha-Ii. 
Nephthalim, nef tba-Iim. 
Nephtoa!i, nefto-ab, or licf-lo'ab. 



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Nephusim, ne-fu'sim. 
Nepthalini, ne])'tha-lim. 
Ner, iier. 
Nereis, iie-re'i.s. 
Nereides, ne-re'e-dez. 
Nereus, ner'iis. 
Nergal, ner'gal, 
Nergal-sharezer, ner'gal-slja-re" 

zer, 
Neri^ ne'rl. 
Neriah, ne-ri"ab. 
Nerias, i)e-ri'as. 
Nero, ne'ro. 

Nethaueel, ne-tlian'eel. 
Nethaiiiah, netii'a-iii"ah. 
Nethiiiims, neth'e-nimz. 
Netophah, net'o-faii. 
Netophathai, iie-tofa-tlu, 
Netophathite, ne-tof a-tliit. 
Netophathites, ne-tof a-thits. 
Neziah, ne-zi'ah. 
Nezib, ne'zih. 
Nibhaz, nib'hnz. 
Nibshan, nib'shan. 
Nicanor, ni-ka'uor. 
Nicodemus, nik'5-(l8"raus. 
Nicolaitaiis, nik'5-Ia"e-tauz. 
Nicolas, niko-las. 
Nicopolis, nl-kop'o-lis. 
Niger, ni'jer. 
Nimrah, iiiin'rah. 
Nimrim, iiim'rim. 
Nimrod, iiiin'rod. 
Nirashi, iiini'slu. 
Nineveh, nin'e-va. 
Ninevites, niu'e-vits. 
Nisan, lu'san. 
Nison, iir.sini. 
Nisrocli, iiis'rok. 
No, n5. 

Noadiab, n6'a-di"ah. 
Noah, no'ah. 
Nob, nol). 
Nobah, iio'bah. 
Nod, nod. 
Nodab, no'dab. 
Noe, no'e. 
Noeba, ii6-e'bah. 
Nogah, iio'gah. 
Nohali, no'hah. 
Non, nnn. 
Noph, nof. 
Nophah, no'fah. 
Numbers, iium'berz. 
Nun, nun. 
Nymphas, nim'fas. 



Obadiah, 6'ba-di"ah. 

Obal,5'bal. 

Obdia, ob-di'ah. 

Obcd, 5' bed. 

Obed-edom, 6'bed-e"dom. 

Obeth, 5'beLlu 

Obil,o'bil. 

Oboth, o'bnth. 

Ochiel, o-ki'el. 

Ocidelijs, o'se-de"liis. 

Ocima, o-.si'iiah. 

Ocran, ok'ran. 

Oded, o'ded. 

Odoilam, o-dol'lam. 

Odonarkes, od'o-nar"kez. 

Og, og. 

Obad, 6'had. 

Ohel,o'bel. 

Olamus, o'la'mus. 

Olives, ol'ivz. 

Olivet, ol'e-vet. 

Olympas, o-liin'pas. 

Olynipius, t)-]iin'pe-us. 

Omnoriis, o-me'rus. 

Omar, o'niar. 

Omega, o'me-gah. 

Omri, oni'ii. 

On, on. 

Onam, 5'nam. 

Onan, o'nan. 

Oneslmus, on-cs'e-mns. 

Onesiphorus, on'e-sif o-rus. 

Oniares, on'e-a"rez. 

Onias, o-sii'as. 

Ono, o'no. 

Ophel, o'fel. 

Opiiir, 6'fir. 

Ophni, oi'ui. 

Ophrah, of rah. 

Oreb, o'leb, 

Oren, o'ren, 

Orion, o-ri'on. 

Ornaw, or'nan. 

Orpah, or'pah. 

Orthosias, or-tlio'se-as. 

Osaias, o-si'as. 

Osea, o-se'ali. 

Oseas, o-se'as. 

Osee, o'ze. 

Oshea, o'slie-ah. 

Othni, oth'ni. 

Othniel, otb'ne-el. 

Othonias, ()th'o-ni"as. 

Ozem, 6'z(Mn. 

Ozias, o-zi'as. 

OzicI, o'zc-el. 



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Oz&i; oz'iii. 
Oznites, oz'nits. 
Ozora, oz-o'rah. 

Pjlarai, pa'a-ra"i. 

Patlan, pa'dan. 

Padaii-aram, pa'dan-a"ram. 

Padcn, pa'doii. 

PagieS,pa'ge-eI. 

Pahath-Jiioab, pa'hatli-m5"ab. 

Pai, pa'i. 

Palal, pa'lal. 

Palestina, pares-ti"nah. 

Palestine, pal'es-tia. 

Pallu, pal'lu. 

PaSliiites, pal'Iu-its. 

PaU-i, pal'ti. 

Paltite, pal'tit. 

PaltieS, pal'te-el. 

Pamphylia, pam-fire-ah, 

Pannag, pan'nag. 

Paphos, pii'fos. 

Parah, pa' rah. 

Paran, pa'i-an. 

Parbar, par'bar. 

Parmashta, plr-mash'tab. 

Parmenas, pir'nie-uas. 

Parnach, par'uak. 

Parosh, pa'ro>h. 

Parshaiidatha, ])ar-slian'da-thah, 

or p^r-slian-da'tliah. 
Parthia, pai-'the-ali. 
Parthiaiis, par'the-anz. 
Paniah, par'u-ah, or par-u'ah. 
Pasach, pa'sak. 
Pasdanimim, pas-dam'raim. 
Paseah, pa-se'ah. 
Pashur, pash'ur. 
Patara, pat'a-rah, 
Patheus, pa-tli§'u3. 
Pathros, path'rog. 
Pathrusi:n, path'roo-sim. 
Patmos, pat'tiios, 
Patrobas, pat'ro-bas. 
Patroclusj pa-trok'lus. 
Pau, pa'u. 
Paul, pawl. 
Paislus, paw'liig. 
Pedahel, ped'a-bel. 
Pedahzur, ped'M-zur, orped-ah'zur. 
Pedaiah, ped-I'ab. 
Pekah, pyknb. 
Pekahia'i,' pek'a-bi"ab. 
Pekod, pe'kod. 
Pelaiah, pel i'ab. 
Pelaliaii, pera-li"ah. 



Pe!atiah, pel'a-ti"ah. 

Peleg, pe'leg. 

Pelet, pe'let. 

Peleth, })e'letb. 

Pelethites, pe'Ietli-its. 

Pelias, pe-li'as. 

Felouite, pel'd-nit. 

Penie!, peii'e-el. 

Peiiiisiiah, pe-nin'iifih. 

Penuel, pe-iiu'el, or pen'u-el. 

Feor, pe'or. 

Perazim, per'a-zim. 

Peresh, pe'resh. 

Perez, pe'rcz, 

Perez-Uzzah, or LIzza, pe'rez- 

uz"zah. 
Ferga, per'gali. 
Pergauics, per'ga-mos. 
Ferida, pe-rl'djili, (>r i3er'i-dah. 
Perizzite, per'iz-zlt. 
Perizzites, i)8!-'iz-zits. 
Pcrs'epolis, ])er-sep'o-lis. 
Perseus, pers'us. 
Persia, per'sbe-ab. 
Persians, jier'sbanz. 
Persis, ])cr's^is. 

Peruda, ]>er'u-dab, or per-u'dab. 
Peter, pe'tr. 

Pethahiali, petli'a-bi"ab. 
Fethor, ))e'tlior. 
FethueS, pe-tbii'o], or petb'u-el. 
Fewlthai, jie'iil-tlia"!. 
Fiiaath-incab, la'alb-mo'ab. 
Fhacareth, f;i-kar'eih. 
Phaisur, fi'snr. 
Phaldaius, fjil-di'us. 
Phaleas, f;i-le'as. 
Fhalec, fa'lek. 
Phallu, Jnl'lu. 
Phaiti, fal'ti. 
PhaEtiel, lal'te-el. 
Phaiujel, fa-im'el, or fan'u-el. 
Pharacini, liir'a-sim. 
Fliaraob, fiVro. 

Pbaraoh-Hcphra, fa'ro-boPra. 
Fharaoh-necho, | ."-,.5 ,.e"k5 
Pharaoh-nechoh, [ ^" '^ "^ ^^• 
Pharathoni, fa'ra-tbo"iu. 
Phares, ) ^-, -. 
Pharcz, f'^^^^^- 
Pbarezites, f^l'i-^z-its. 
P h a r 'z it e s . fa r' zlts. 
Pharira, fai-'e-nih. 
FJjarisees. fiir'e-sez. 
Pharosh, f-l'rosb. 
Fharpar, far' par. 



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Phascah, fa'se-ah, or fa-se'ali. 
Phaselis, f'a-se'lis. 
Phasiron, i'as'e-roii. 
Phassaron, fas'sa-ron. 
Phebe, fe'be. 
Phenice, fe-ui'se. 
Plienicia, fe-uisli'e-ah. 
Pheresites, fer'e-slts. 
Pherezites, fer'e-zits. 
Phibeseth, fib'e-seth. 
PJiichol, fi'kol. 
PhiladcJpJiia, fil'a (lel"fe-ah. 
Phifarclies, til-ar'kez. 
Philemoii, ti-15'iijou, 
Philetus, fi-le'tus, 
Philip, fii'ip. 
Philipj)i, fe-lip'pl. 
Philippians, fe-iip'pe-auz. 
Philjppus, fe-lip'pus. 
Philistia, fe-iis'"te-ah. 
Philistine, fil'is-tin. 
Philistines, fil'is-tinz. 
Philologus, fe-Iol'o-gus. 
Phinees, fin'e-es. 
Phinehas, fiu'e-has. 
Phison, fi'son. 
Phlegon, fleg'on. 
Phoros, fo'ros. 
Phrygia, tVij'e-ah. 
Phud, fud. 
Phurah, fu'ral;. 
Phnriiii, fu'rim. 
Phut, fut. 
Phuvah, fii'vah. 
Phygellus, fe-jel'lus. 
Pibeseth, pi-l)es'eth. 
Pihahiroth, pi'ha-hr'roth. 
Piiate, pi'lat. 
Pildash, pil'dash. 
Pileha, pil'e-Iiah. 
Piltai, pil'ta-i. 
Pinou, pi'iDu. 
Pira, pi' rah. 
Piram, pi'ram. 
Pirathon, pir'a-thon. 
Pirathonite, pir-ath'on-it. 
Pisgah, piz'^'ah. 
Pisidia, pe-sid'e-ah. 
Pison, pi'soii. 
Pispah, pis'pah. 
Pithom, in'thom. 
Pithon, ))i'thon. 
Pleiades, pli'a-dez. 
Pleiads, pH'adz. 
Pochcreth, ])o-ker'eth. 
Pontius PiJate, pou'shus pi'lat. 



Pontws, pon'tus. 

Poratha, por'a-thah. 

Porcius Festus, por'slie-us fes'tus. 

Posidoiiius, i)os'e-do''ne-us. 

Potiphar, pot'e-lar. 

Potiplicrah, pu-til'er-ali, or pot'if- 

(V'rah. 

Prisca, pris'ka. 

PrisciJJa, pris sil'lali. 

Prochonis, prok'o-nis. 

Ptoleniais, tore-nia"is. 

PtoSemee, tore-me"e. 

Ptoleineus, I , ,, .,.Tf/„„ 
Tfiix I } toi e-iii8 US. 

Ptolema^us, j 

Pna, ) -, , 

Publius, pii])'le-us. 
Pudens, pu'denz. 
Pishites, pu'hits. 
Pul, pul. 
Punites, pu'nits. 
Punon, pii'non. 
Pur, pur. 
Purim, pu'rim. 
Put, put. 

Puteoli, pn-te'o-ii. 
Putiel, pu-te-el. 

Quartus, kw^r'tus. 
Qmntus Memmius, kwin'tus 
iiiem'me-us. 

Hiaamah, ra'a-mah. 
Raamiah, ra'a-mi"ah. 
Raamses, ra-am'sez. 
Rabbah, ral)'l)ali. 
Rabbath, ral)'bath. 
Rabbith, rab'l)ith. 
Rabboni, rab-b5'iil. 
Rab-mag, rab'ni;!2f. 
Rabsaces, rab'sa-sez. 
Rabsares, rab'sa-rez. 
Rabshakeh, rab'sba-ka. 
Raca, ra'kali. 
Rachab, ril'kab. 
Rachal, ra'kal. 
Rachel, ra'chel. 
kaddai, rad-da'i. 
Ragau, ra-ga'u, or ra'gaw. 
I?ages, ra'gez. 
Raguel, rag'u-el. 
Rahab, ra'bab. 
Raham, ra'ham. 
Rahel, ra'hel. 
Rakem, ra'kem. 
Rakkath, rak'kath. 



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Rakkon, rak'kon. 
Ram, ram. 

Kamah, j 

Raniath, ra'math. 
Raniathaim-zophini , ra'matli-a "- 

im-z6'fim. 
Ramathem, ra'matli-em. 
Ramathite, ra'raath-it. 
Ramath-lehi, ra'math-le"la. 
Ramath-mispeh,ra'iiiarh-iiiiz"pa. 
Rameses, ra-me'sez, or ram'e-sez. 
Ramiah, ra nil'ah. 
Ramotli, ra'moth. 
Ramoth-gilead, ra'moth-gil"e-ad. 
Rapha, ra'iah. 
Raphael, rat'a-el, 
Raphaim, ra-fa'im. 
Raphon, ra'fou. 
Raphu, ra'fu. 
Rasses, ras'saz. 
Rathuraus, ratlv'u-mus. 
Razis, ra'zis. 
Reaia, ) - -. t, 
Reaiah, )^^-^^^- 
Reba, re'bah. 
Rebecca, re-bek'kah. 
Rebekah, re-bek'ah. 
Rechab, re'kab. 
Rechabites, re'kab-its, or rek'ab- 

its. 
Rechah, re'kah. 
Reelaiah, re'el-i"ali. 
Reelius, re-e'Ie-us. 
Reesaias, re'es-i"as. 
Regera, re'jem. 

Regera-melech, re'jem-me"lek. 
Rehabiah, r3'ha-bi""ah. 
Rehob, re'hob. 
Rehoboam, r§'ho-b5"am. 
Rehoboth, i-e'ho-both. 
Rehum, re' hum, 
Rei, re'i. 
Rekem, re'kem. 
Remaliah, rem'a-li"ah. 
Remeth, re'nieth. 
Remmou-methoar, rem'mou- 

meth"o-ar. 
Remphan, rem'fan. 
Rephael, refa-el. 
Rephah, re'fah. 
Rephaiah, rera-i"ah. 
Rephaim, refa-ira. 
Rephairas, refa-iraz. 
Rephidim, refe-diin. 
Resell, re'sea. 



Re^heph, re'shef. 

Reii, re'u. 

Reuben, i-oo'beu. 

Reubeiiite, roo'ben-it. 

Reubenites, roo'ben-its. 

Reuel, re-u'el. 

Reuinali, re'u-mali. 

Rezeph, re'zef. 

Rezia, re-zi'ab. 

Rezin, re'zin. 

Rezon, re'zon. 

Rhegiain, re'je-um. 

Rhesa, re'sah. 

Rhoda, ro'tiah. 

Rhodes, rodz. 

Rhodociis, rod'o-kns. 

Rhodus, ro'dus. 

Ribai, re-ba'i. 

Riblah, rib'Iah, 

Rimmou, riin'mon. 

Rimmon-parez, rim'raon-pa"rez. 

Rinnah, riii'iinh. 

Riphath, lifath. 

Ris^ah, ris'sali. 

Rithmah, rirh'mah. 

Rizpah, riz'pah. 

Roboam, ro-b6'am. 

Rogelim, r5-ge'lim. 

Rohgah, rS'uah. 

Roimus, ro'e-nuis. 

Roraamti-ezer, ro-mam'te-e"zer. 

Itomau, ro'niaii. 

Romans, ro'mauz. 

Rome, roni. 

Rosh, rosh. 

Rufiis, roo'fus. 

Ruhamah, roo-lia'mah. 

Rum ah, roo'mali. 

Ruth, rooth. 

Sabacthaci, sa'bak-tha"ni. 
Sabacth. sa-ba'oth. 
Sabat, sa'bat. 
Sabateas, sa'ba-te"as. 
Sabatus.; snl)'a-tus. 
Sabban, sab'ban. 
Sabbatheus, sab'ba-the"us. 
Sabbeus, sab-b5'us. 
Sabeans, sa-be'anz. 
Sabi, sa'bi. 
Sabta, "U.,^u„|, 
Sabtah,;^^^^^^"- 
Sabtecha, sab'te-kah. 
Sacar, sa'kar. 
Sadamias, sad'a-mi"as. 
Sadas, sa'das. 



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Sadtleus, sad-de'us. 
Sadduc, sad'duk. 
Saddiicees, sad'uu-sez. 
Sadoc, sa'dok. 

^^'^' Isa'lah 

Salaniis, sal'a-niis. 

Salasadai, sara-sad-a"!. 

Salathiel, sa-la'the-el. 

Salcah, ) ,„i,u.,u 
e.»i^i..,u I sal kan. 
Salchah, j 

Salem, sa'lera. 

Salim, sa'lim. 

•Sallai, sal-la'I. 

Sallu, sal'lii. 

Sallumiis, sal-lu'iiuis. 

Sal ma, sal'raah. 

Salmanasar, sarman-a"s3,r. 

Salmon, sal'inon. 

Sal mono, sal-ino'ne. 

Salom, sa'lom. 

Salome, sa-lo'me. 

Sala, sa'lu. 

Salum, sa'iuin. 

Samael, sam'a-el. 

Samaias, sam-i'as. 

Sarnaria, sa-nia're-ah, 

Samaritan, sa-mar'e-tan. 

Samaritans, sa-niar'e-taiiz. 

Samatus, sam'a-tus. 

Sameius, sani-i'iis. 

Samgar-nebo, sam'gar-ne"b6. 

Sami, sa'ini. 

Samis, sa'mis. 

Samlah, sam'lah. 

Samos, sa'mos. 

Samothracia, sanro-thra"she-ali. 

Sampsames, samp'sa-mez. 

Samson, sam'soii. 

Samnel, sam'u-el. 

Sanabassar, sau'a-bas"siir. 

Sanabassarus, san'a-bas"sa-rus. 

Sanasib, san'a-sib. 

Sanbaliat, san-bal'Jat. 

Sansanaali, san-sau'iiah. 

Saph, saf. 

Saphat, sa'fat. 

Saphatias, saf a-ti"as. 

Sapheth, sa'feth. 

Saphir, saf ir. 

Sapphira, saf-fi'rah. 

Sara, ) , , 

Sarah, h^^^^-'^^^- 

Sarai, sa-ra'I, or sa'd. 

Sarabias, sar'a-bi"as. 

Saraias, sa-ri'as. 



Saramel, sar'a-mel. 

Saraph, sa'raf. 

Sarchedonus, s^r'ke'do-nus. 

Sardeus, si\r-de'us. 

Sardis, sar'dis. 

Sardites, sar'dlts. 

Sarepta, sa-rep'tah. 

Sargon, sar'gou. 

Sarid, sa'rid. 

Sarmatia, sar-ma'she-ah. 

Saron, sa'ron, 

Sarothie, sa-ro'the-e. 

Sarsechim, sar'se-kim. 

Saruch, sa'ruk. 

Satan, sa'tan, or sat/an. 

Sathrabuzanes,sath'ra-bu"za-nez. 

Saul, sawl. 

Savaran, sav'a-rau. 

Savias, sa-vi'as. 

Scythia, sith'e-ah. 

Scythian, sith'e-an. 

Scythopolis, ^i-thop'o-lis. 

Seba, se'bah. 

Sebat, se'bat. 

Secacah, sek'a-kah. 

Sechenias, sek'eu-i"a8. 

Sechu, se'ku. 

Secundus, se-kun'dus. 

Sedecias, sed'e-si"a3. 

Seeva, se'vah. 

Segub, se'gub. 

Seir, se'ir. 

Seirath, se-i'rath. 



Sela, 



se'lali. 



se'la- 



Selah. 
Sela-Hani-Mahlekoth, 

ham'ma-le"kotb. 
Seled, se'led. 
Selemia, sel'e-mi"ab. 
Selemias, sel''e-iiii"as. 
Seleiicia, se-loo'she-ah, or sel'u- 

si'^ah. 
SelencHS, se-loo'kus. 
Sem, sera. 

Semachiah, sera'a-ki"ah. 
Semei, sem'e-i. 
Semellius, sem'el-li"us. 
Senaah, sen'a-ab. 
Seneh, se'iia. 
Senir, se'nir. 

Sennacherib, sen-uak'e-rib. 
Senuah, sen'u-ah. 
Seorim, se'o-rim. 
Scphar, se'far. 
Sepharad, sefa-rad. 
Sepharvaim, sefar-va"im. 



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Sepharvites, se'f2.r-v!ts. 

Serah, se'rah. 

Seraiah, ser-i'ah. 

Sered, se'red. 

Sergius PauJus, ser je-uspa,w"Ius. 

Seron, se'ron. 

Serug, se'rug. 

Sesis, ses'i-s. 

Sestliel, ses'thel. 

Seth, serh. 

Sethur, se'thnr. 

ShaaSabbin, shii-al'ab-bin. 

Shaalbim, sha-ai'bim, or slia'al- 

biin. 
Shaalbonite, sha-arbo-nit. 
Shaaph, sha'af. 
Shaaraim, .sha'a-ra''im. 
Shaashgaz, sha-asli'gaz. 
Shabbethai, shab'be-tha'l. 
Shachia, sha-ki'nh. 
Shaddai, siuul-da'i. 
Shadrach, sha'Jrak. 
Shage, sha's^a. 
Shaharaim, sha/ha-ra"ini. 
Shahazimah, sha-haz'e-mah. 
Shalem, sha'iera. 
Sha'im, sha'lim. 
Shalislia, shal'e-shah. 
Shallecheth, sbal'le-keth, or shal- 

lek'eth. 
ShaUum, shal'lum. 
Shaliun, shal'liin. 
Shalmai, shal-ma'i. 
Shalman, shal'man. 
ShaSmane.ser, sharnia-ne"zer. 
Shama, sba'mah. 
Shamariah, sbam'a-ri"ah. 
Shamed, sha'med. 
Shamer, slia'mer. 
Shamgar, shnm'gar. 
Shamhuth, shaui'iiuth. 
Shamir, shfi'mir. 
Sham ma, ) , , , 
Shammaii, [^'^'^^^°^^^- 
Shammai, sham-ma'i. 
Shararaoth, shani'moth. 
Shammua, I , ., ■, 

Shammuali,;^^'^"^-"^^^^- 
Shamshera^ shani'.-?he-ra"i. 
Shapham, sha'tam. 
Shaphan, slia'fan. 
Shaphat, slia'fat. 
Shapher, sha'ler. 
Sharai, shar-a'i. 
Sharaiin, sliar-a'im. 
Sharar, sba'rar. 



Sharezer, sha-re'zer. 

Sharon, sha'ron. 

Sharoaite, sha'ron-it. 

Sharuhen, shar'u-hen. 

Shashai, sha-sha'i. 

Shashak, sha'shak. 

Shaut. sha'ul. 

Shaulites, sba'ul-its. 

Shaveh, sha'va. 

Shavsha, shav'shah. 

Sheal, slie'al. 

Shealtiel, slie-al'te-el. 

Sheariah, she'a-ri"ah. 

Shear-jashub, she'ar-ja"shub. 

Sheba, | ,t,-,i,„v 
ci ^-h^u f she bah. 
Sheban, j 

Shebam, she'bara. 
Shebaniah, sheb'a-Tu"ali. 
Shebarim, slieb'a-rim. 
Sheber, she'ber, 
Shebiia, sheb'jiah, 
Shebuel, sbeb'u-el. 
Shecaiiiah, | ^i,ei./„.j,r'flTi 
Shechaniah,}^''^^"^^^ ^^• 
Shechem, sbe'kem, 
Shechemites, bhe'kem-its. 
Shedenr, slied'e-ur. 
Shehariah, sbe'ha-ri"ah, 
Shelah, she'lab. 
Shelanites, sbe'lan-!ts. 
Shelemiah, shere-iui"ah. 
Sheleph, s^he'lef. 
SheJesh, she'lesh. 
Shelomi, shero-nii. 
Shelomith, shero-mith. 
Shelomcth, siiero-nioth. 
Slielumiei, sbe-lu'uie-el. 
Shera, sbem. 
Shema, she'mab. 
Shemaah, sliem'a-nh. 
Shemaiah, s-hem-i'ah. 
Shemariah, sbeir.'a-ri"ah. 
Shemeber, sbeui'e-ber, or she-me' 

ber. 
Shemer, slie'mer. 
Shemida, ) , „,, ^„i, 
Shemidah,r^^^"^^-^'^^- 
Shemidaites, sbem'e-da'lts. 
Sheminith, shem'e-nith. 
Shemiramoth, slie-mii'a-moth, 
Shemue!, shem'u-el. 
Shen, shen. 
Shenazar, shen'a-zar. 
Sheiiir, slie'nir. 
Shepham, she'fara. 
Shephathiah, snefa'tm"ah. 



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Shophatiah, .sbefa-ti"ah. 
Shephi, she'fi. 
Shepho, slie'to. 
Shephuphaii, shef'u-fan. 
Sherah, she'mli. 
Sherebiah, sher'e-bi"ah. 
Sheresh, she're>li. 
Sherezer, slie-re'zer. 
Shesiiach, sh^'sliak:. 
Slseshai, she-sha'i. 
SheshaiJ, she'slian. 
Sheshbazzar, sliesh-baz'z^r. 
Sheth, slietii. 
Sliethar, she'thar. 
Shethar-Bozsiai, she'th^r-boz- 

na"i. 
Sheva, she'vah. 
Shibboleth, shib'bo-leth. 
Shibinah, shil)'inah. 
Shicroii, shi'kron. 
Shiggaion, shig-gl'on. 
Shigionoth, slie-gi'o-noth. 
Shihon, shi'hoa. 
Shihor, shl'hor. 

Shihor-Ubnath, shi'hor-lib"nath. 
Shilhi,shil'hl. 
Shilhim, sliirhim. 
Shillem, shil'Ieni. 
Shilleinitt's, shil'lem-its, 
Shiloah, shMo'ah. 
Shiloh, slu 15. 
Shiloiii, sliMo'ni. 
Shilonitc, shi'lon-it. 
Shilonites, slii'lou-its. 
Shilsliah, sliil'slmh. 
Shimea, ! „K:„,.p „u 
Shimeah,) 
Shimeam, shitii'e-nm. 
Shimeath, .sliiin'e-;ith. 
Shimeathites, shim'e-ath-its. 
Shimei, shini'e-I. 
Shimeon, shim'e-on. 
Shimhi, sliim'h.i. 
Shimi, slii'iul. 
Shimites, siiiin'its. 
Shimisia, shini'mah. 
Shimon, slu'mon. 
Shimrath, sliiin'rath. 
Shimri, shiin'ri. 
Shimrith, shim'rith. 
Shimron, shim'n)n. 
Shimronites, shim'ron-its. 
Shimron-meron, shim'ron-rae"- 

ron. 
Shimshai, sbim-sha'i. 
8hina.b} shi'nab. 



Shinar, shi'nilr. 
Shiphl, sliifi. 
Shii)hinite, shif'mit. 
Shiphrah, sliii'rah. 
Shiphtan, shif tan. 
Shisha, shi'shah. 
Shishak, ^^lli'shak. 
Shitrai, she-tra'i. 
Shittim, sliit'tim. 
Shiza, slii'zah. 
Shea, slio'alu 
Shobab, slio'bab. 
Shobach, sh6'l)ak. 
Shobai, slio ba'i. 
Shobal, sbd'bal. 
Shobeiu sli5'bek. 
Shobi, slio bi. 
Shocho, I 1 -,i - 
Shochoh,h'^^^^^«- 
Shoham, .'•lio'bam. 
Shoiiier, sbo'nier. 
Shophach, siio'fak. 
Shophaii, shd'fan. 
Shoshannim, sho-shan'nim. 
Shoshaiinimeduth, sho-sUan'nim- 
e"duth. 

Shiiah,P^^^°«^^- 

Shual; shoo'al. 

Shubael, shoo'ba-el. 

Shiiham, sboo'hani. 

Shuhamites, shoo'ham-its. 

Shwhite, shoo hit. 

Sliiilamite, sboo'Iam-P. 

Shuniathites, sboo'niath its. 

Shunamniite, shoo'iiam-ruit. 

Sh luteal, sboo'i)eiii. 

Shinii, shon'iii. 

Shuiiites, shoo'iiits. 

Shu ph a mites, siioo'f'am-its. 

Shiipjiim, shiip'piiii. 

Shiir, sbur. 

S!iiishan, felioo'.slian. 

Shushan-eiiuth,slioo'shan-e"duih. 

Shuthalhites, siioo'thal-hits. 

Slinthelah, shoo'the-lah, or shoo- 

the'lali, 
Sia, si'ab. 
Siaha, si'a-hah. 



sibbecai, 



sib'b8-ka"i 



Sibbechai, 
Sibboleth, sib'bo-leth. 
Sibmah, sib'mah. 
Sibraim, sib-ra'ini. 
Sichera, si'keni. 
Sicvoju sis'e-on. 



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Siddim, sid'dira. 

Side, si'de. 

Sidoii, si'don. 

Sidoiiia5is, si-do'ne-anz. 

Sihon, si'hon. 

Sihor, si'hor. 

Silas, si'las. 

Silla, sil'lah. 

Siloah, se-15'ah. 

Siloam, si-15'am. 

Silvan lis, sil-va'nus. 

Si 11) a I cue, sim'al-ku"e. 

Simeon, sim'e-on. 

Simeonites, sim'e-ou-its. 

Simon, sl'mop.. 

Simon Bar-jona, si'mon bar-jo"- 

nah. 
Simon Chosamceus, si'mon kos'a- 

me"us. 
Simon Peter, si'mon pe"tr. 
Simri, sim'ri. 
Sin, sin. 
Sina, si'nah. 
Sinai, si'ni. 
Sinite, si'iiit. 
Sinon, sin'on. 
Sion, zi'on. 
Siphmoth, sif'raoth. 
Sippai, sip-pa'i. 
Sirach, si'rak. 
Sirah, si'iali. 
Sirion, sir'e-on, 
Sisamai, ses'a-ma"i. 
Sisera, sis'e-rah. 
Sisinnes, se-sin'nez. 
Sitnah, sit'nah. 
Sivan, si'van. 
Smyrna, smer'nah. 
So, so. 

Socho, ] -,, - 
Sochoh,[^°^^«- 
Socoh, j^okd. 
Sodi, so'dl. 
Sodom, sod'om. 
Sodomite, sod'om-if. 
Sodomites, sod'om-its. 
Sodonia. sod'o-mah. 
Sodomitish, sod'om-it"ish. 
Solomon, so!'o-raon. 
Sopater, s5'pa-ter. 
Sophereth, sof'e-reth. 
Sophonias, sof on-i"as. 
Sorek, so'rek. 
Sosipater, s5-sip'a-ter. 
Sosthenes, sns'tlie-nez. 
Sostratu?, sos'tra'tus. 



Sotai, so-tal. 

Spain, span. 

Sparta, spar'tah. 

Stachys, sta'kis. 

Stephanas, stef'a-nas. 

Stepiien, ste'vn. 

Stoicks, sto'iks. 

Suah, su'ah, 

Snba, su'bah. 

Subai, su-ba'i. 

Succotli, suk'koth. 

Succoth-Benoth, suk'koth-be"« 

noth. 
Suchathites, su'kath-its. 
Sud, sad. 
Sudias, su'de-as. 
Sukkiims, suk'ke-imz. 
Snr, sur. 

Susanchites, soo'san-kits. 
Susanna, soo-zan'uah. 
Susi, soo'si. 
Susiana, soo'si-a"nah. 
Sychar, si'kar. 
Sychem, si'kem. 
Sychemite, si'kem-it. 
Syelus, si-e'Jus. 
Syene, si-e'ne. 
Syntyche, sin'te-ke. 
Syracuse, sir'a-kus. ; 
Syria, sir'e-ah. 
Syriac, sir'e-ak. 
Syrian, sir'e-an. 
Syrians, sir'e-anz. 
Syria-Damascus, sir ' e - ah - da- 

mas"kus. 
Svria-maacliali, sir'e-ah-ma"a- 

kah. 
Syrophenicia, si'ro-fe-nisb"e-ah. 
Syrophenician, si'ro-fe-nish"e-an. 

Taar.ach, ta'a-nak. 
Taanath-Shiloh, ta'a-nath-sbi"]6. 
Tabbaoth, tab'ba-oth. 
Tabbath, tab'bath. 
Tabeal, ta'be-al. ^ 
Tabeel, ta'be-el. 
TabeSlius, ta-bel'le-us. 
Taberah, tab'e-rab. 
Tabitha, tab'e-tbah. 
Tabor, ta'bor. 
Tabrimon, tab're-mon. 
Tachmonite, tak'mon-it. 
Tadmor, tad'raor. 
Tahan, ta'han. 
Tahanites, ta'ban-!ts. 
Tahapanes, ta-hap'a-nez. 



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Tahath, ta'hath. 

Tahpanhes, tih'pan-hez. 

Tahpenes, tah'pe-nez. 

Tahrea, tah're-ah. 

Tahtini-hodshi, tali'tim-liocl"slie. 

Talitha-cumi, tal-i'tha-ku"mi. 

Talmai, tal-mfi'i. 

Talmon, tal'moa. 

'I'alsas, tal'sas. 

Tamah, ta'niah. 

Tamar, ta'inar. 

Tammuz, tam'rauz. 

Tanach, ta'nak. 

TauhiiHieth, tan-hu'raeth. 

Tan is, ta'nis. 

Taphath, ta'fath. 

Taphon, ta'fori. 

Tappuah, tap-pu'ah. 

Tarah, ra'rali. 

Taralah, tar'a-lah. 

Tarea, ta-re'ali. 

Tarpeiites, tar'pel-its. 

Tarshish, tir'shisli. 

Tarsus, tar'sus. 

Tartak, tar'tak. 

Tartan, tar'tan. 

Tatnai, tat-iia'i. 

Tebah, te'bali. 

Tebahah, tel)'a-li"ah. 

Tebeth, te'beth. 

Tehaphnehes, te-hafne-hez. 

Tehinnah, te-liiu'nali. 

Teke!, te'kel. 

Tekoah,}*^-^^^^^- 
Tekoite, te-ko'It. 
Tekoites, te-ko'its. 
Telabib, tel-a'bib. 
Te!ah, te'lah. 
Telaim, teTa-ira. 
Telassar, te-las'sar. 
Tel em 5 t§'lem. 
Telharesha, tel-har'e-shah. 
Telharsa, tel-liar'sah. 
TeimeSah, tel-rae'lah. 
T<^ma, te'tnah. 
Teman, te'mnn. 
Temanite, te'man-ifc, 
Temanites, te'man-its. 
Temani, te'ma-ni. 
Temeni, te'men-i. 
Terah, te'nili. 
Teresh, te'rish. 
Tertius, ter'she-ns. 
Tertullus, ter-tul'lus. 
Teta, te'tah. 



Thaddens, thad'de-us. 
Thahash, tha'hash. 
Thamah, tha'niah. 
Thamar, tha/inar. 
Thainnatha, tham'ua-thah. 
Thara, tba'rah. 
Tharra, t bar' rah. 
Tharshish, thar'shish. 
Tharsus, thar'sus. 
Thassi, thns'sl, 
Thebes, thebz. 
Thebez, the'bez. 
Thecoe, the-ko'e. 
Thelasar, tbel'a-sar, 
Thelersas, the-ler'sas. 
Theman, the'inan. 
Theocanus, the'o-ka"iius. 
Theodotws, tbe-od'o-tus. 
Theophilus, the-of e-lus. 
Theras, the'ras. 
Thermeleth, ther'me-leth. 
Thessalonians, thes'sa-]o"ne-anz. 
Thessalonica, thes'sa-lo-ui"kah. 
Theudas, thu'das, 
Thininathah, thim'na-thah, or 

thim-na'thah, 
Thisbe, tliis'be. 
Thomas, tom'as. 
Thomoi, tho nio'L 
Thracia, thra'she-ah. 
Thraseas, thra-se'as. 
Thummim, thuni'mim. 
Thyatira, thra-ti"rah. 
Tiberias, li-be're-as. 
Tiberius Caesar, ti-be're-usse"2ar. 
Tibhath, tib'hath. 
Tibni, tib'ni. 
Tidal, ti'dal. 
Tiglath-pileser, tig'Iath-pe-le"- 

zer. 
Tigris, tl'gris. 
Tikvah, tik'vah. 
Tikvath, tik'vath. 
Tilgath-pilneser, tirgath-pil-ne"- 

zer. 
Tilon, ti'lon. 
Timeiis, ti-me'us. 
Timna, ) ,• , u 
Tinmah,]*"^"'^^- 
Timnath, tini'natli. 
Timnath-Heres, tim'natli-h§"rez. 
Tininath-Serah,'tira'nath-se"rah. 
Timnite, tim'nit. 
Tinion, ti'mon. 
Timotheus, te-mo'the-us. 
Timothy, tim'o-the. 



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.'digits 



Tiphsah, tif sah. 

Tiras, ti'ras. 

Tirathites, li'rath-its. 

Tirhakah, tir'lia-kah. 

Tirhanah, tir'ha-nah. 

Tiria, tir'e-ah. 

Tirshatha, tir'sha-thah, or tir-sha' 

thah. 
Tirza, ]...,„„,. 
Tirzah, [ ^" ^^'^• 
Tishbite, tish'blt. 
Titans, ti'taiiz. 
•Titiis, ti'tns. 
Tizite, tiV.it. 
Toah, i5'ah. 
Tob, tol). 
Tob-AdonJJah, tob-ad'oiir'jah. 
Tobiiih, to-bi'ah. 
Tobias, to-l>i'as. 
Tobie, t5-l>i'e. 
Tobiel, td-i)i'el. 
Tobijah, to-bi'jah. 
Tobit, to'bif. 
Tochen, token. 
Togarmah, to-gar'mah. 
Tohu, to'liu. 
Toi, to i. 
Tola, to'hih. 
Tolai es, t5'la-its. 
Tolad, to'lad. 
Toibanes, tol'ba-nez. 
Tophel, i5'fel. 
Tophet, td'fet. 
Topheth, to'feth. 
Tou, to'u. 

TrachDiiitis, trak'o-ui"tis. 
Trip oils, trip'o-lis. 
Troas, tro'as. 
Trogyllium, tro-jil'le-ura. 
Trophimus, trot'e-inus. 
Trypheiia, tri-fe'iiah. 
Tryphon, tri'tbn. 
Tryphosa, tri-to'sah. 
Tubal, tu'bal. 
Tubal-cain, tu'bal-kan. 
Tnbieni, tu'be-e"ni. 
Tychiciis, ti'ke-kus. 
Tyraiinus, ti-ran'nus. 
Tyre, tir. 
Tyrians, tir'e-anz. 
Tyrus, ti'rus. 

Ucal, u'kal. 
fJel, u'el. 
U!ai, u-la'!. 
Ulam, u'lam. 



Ulla, ul'lah. 
Umsiiah, um'mah. 
IJnui, uu'ni. 
Upharsin, u-far'sin, 
Upiiaz, u'faz. 
Ur, iir. 

Urbane, ur'ban. 
Uri, ii'ii. 
Uriah, u-ii'ah. 
Urias, u-ri'as. 
Uriel, u're-el. 
Urijah, u li jah. 
i'rim, u'riiii. 
Uthai, u-tlia'i. 
Uthii, u'the-i. 
Uz, uz. 
Uzai, \i za'i. 
Uzal, u'zal. 

UzJaf., !-'-'•• 
Uzzeu-sltcrah, uz'zen-slie"rah. 
Uzzi, uz'zi. 
Uzzia, I -, 1 
Uzziah,}"^^^'^^^- 
Uzzie!, uz'ze-el. 
Uzzielites, uz'ze-el-its. 

Vajezatha, va-jez-a'thah. 
Vaniah, va-ni'ah. 
Vashni, viish'iii. 
Vashti, vash'il. 
Vophsi, vol' ti. 

Zaanan^ za'a-nan. 
Zaananniin, za'a-nan"nim. 
Zaavan, za'a-van. 
Zabad, zii'bad. 
Zabadaias, zab'a-di"as. 
Zabadeaus, zab'a-de"anz. 
Zabbai, zai)-ba'i. 
Zabbud, zab'bud. 
Zabdeus, zab-de'us. 
Zabdi, zab'di. 
Zabdiel, zab'de-el. 
Zabud, za'bud. 
Zabulon, zab'u-lon. 
Zaccai, z<ik-ka'i. 
Zacclieus, zak-ke'us. 

Zaccur, ] 

Zachariah, zak'a-n"ah. 
Zacharias, zak'a-ri"as. 
Zachary, zak'ar-e. 
Zacher, za'ker, 
Zadok, za'dok. 
Zaham, za'bain. 



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y,air, za'ir. 

Zaiaph, za'laf. 

Zahnon, zul'iiion. 

Zaliuonah, zariuo-nah. 

Z aim nun a, zarnum-uah. 

Zambis, zam'bis. 

Zanibri, zam'bri. 

Zamoth, za'inotli. 

Zamzum minis, zam'zum-mimz. 

Zanoah, za-no'ali. 

Zaphnath-Paaneah, zafnath- 

pa'a-iie"ah. 
Zap lion, za'fon. 

^Vr'il i^^Vrah. 
Zarah, j 

Zaraces, zar'a-sez. 

Zaraias, za-ri'as. 

Zareah, zA're-ali. 

2areathites, za're-ath-its. 

Zared, za'recl. 

Zarephath, zar'e-fath. 

Zaretan, zar'e-tan. 

Zareth-Shahar, za'reth-sha"har. 

Zarhites, zai-'hits. 

Zartanali, zar'ta-nah, 

Zarthan, zar'tlum, 

Zathoe, zath'o-e. 

^ athui, zath'u i. 

i^-atthn, zat'thu. 

Zattu, zat'iu. 

Z avail, zfi'van. 

Zaza, za'zali. 

Zebadiah, zel)'a-di"ah. 

Zebah, ze'bah. 

Zebaim, ze-l)a'iin, or ze'ba-im. 

Zebedee, zel)'e-(15. 

Zebina, zeb'e-nah. 

Zeboiiai, ze-boy'iin. 

'J eboim, zj'bd-im. 

Zebudah, zei>'u-dah. 

'JLebul, ze'bul. 

Zebulon, zeb'Q-Ion. 

i^lebiiloiiite, ZL'l)'u-lon-it. 

ZebnJonites, zeb'u-louits. 

'A ebulun, zeb'u lun. 

i eeliariali, zek'a-rr';ih. 

Zedad, ze'dnd, or z^-dad'. 

iedekiah, zed'e-ki";»li. 

itedekias, zed'e-ki"as. 

i^eeb, z'-'e!). 

Zeiah, z">'iah. 

i eSeli, z''iek. 

A elophahiul, z^^-loTe-bad. 

'i elotcs, zt'-lo'r'^z. 

Zel2ah, zel'z;ih. 

Zemaraim, zem'a-ra"im. 



Zemarite, zem'a-rlt. 

Zemira, ze-mi'rah, or zem'i-rah. 

Zeiian, ze'naii, or ze nan'. 

Zenas, ze'ruis. 

Zephaiiiah, zei'a-iu"al.. 

Zephath, ze'laili. 

Zephathati, zei'a-tbah. 

Zephi, ze'ii. 

Zepho, ze'fo. 

Zephon, ze'fon. 

Zephonites, ze'fon-its. 

Zephyrus, zefe-rus. 

Zer, zer. 

Zerah, zo'rali. 

Zerahiah, zer'a-bi"ah. 

Zered, ze'red. 

Zereda, zer'e-dab. 

Zeredathah, ze-red'a-tbah, 

Zereralh, zer'e-rath. 

Zeresh, ze'resb. 

Zereth, ze'reth. 

Zei'i, ze'ri. 

Zeror, ze'ror. 

Zeruah, ze-roo'ab, or zer'u-ah. 

Zerubbabel, ze-riib'ba-bel. 

Zeruiah, zer'u i"ab. 

Zethani, ze'iham. 

Zethan, ze'tlian. 

Zethar, ze'tl.ar. 

Zia, zi'iil), 

Ziba, zi'bnb. 

Zibeon, zib'e-on. 

Zibia, ) I , 1 

Zibiah,h''*^-^»^^- 

Zichi'i, zik'ii. 

Ziddiin, zidMiin, 

>idkijah, zid-l^i'jab. 

> idon, zi'ddii. 

i idoiiiaiis, zi do'ue-anz. 

d if, zif. 

^iiia, zi'bali. 

Ziklag, zik'Ing. 

Zilla, zil'iah. 

Zilpali, 7. I'jcdi. 

Zilthai, zil-th;Vi. 

Zimniali, /ini'mah. 

Zimrau, ziiii'i-au, 

Zimri, ziiu'ii. 

Zin, zin. 

Ziiia, zi'nali. 

Zioii, zi'oii. 

Zior, zi'nr. 

Ziph, zi!'. 

Ziphah, zlTali. 

Ziphiins, zlfiinz, 

Ziphiciij zlfu-ou. 



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Ziphites, zif'its. 

Ziphron, zif'ron. 

Zippor, zip'por. 

Zippora'i, zip-p6'rah, or zip'p5-rab. 

Zithri, zitli'ri, 

Ziz, ziz, 

^i^a, ) -, , 

Zizah,P'^^^' 

Zoau, zo'an. 

Zoar, zd'ar. 

Zobebah, zo'be-bali. 
Zohar. zo'har. 
Zoheleth, zo'he-leth. 
Zoheth, zo'hetli. 



Zophah, zo'fah, 

Zopliai, zo-ra'i. 

Zophar, zdfar. 

Z op him, z5'fim. 

Zorah, zo'rali. 

Zoratliitc?;, z5'ratli-its. 

Zoreah, z5're-ah. 

Zorites, zd'iiis. 

Zorobabel, zo-rob'a-bel. 

Zuar, zu'ar, 

Zuph, zuf. 

Zur, zur. 

Ziirie!, zu're-el. 

Zuri-Shaddai, zu'ri-sbad-da'i. 

Zuziins, zu'zimz. 



ORIGIN OF XATIOXS.— NOAH'S sons— shem, ha:\t, and japheth. 



Gen. X.— Japhetii's Sons.*- 



Sons of 
Japheth. 



Gomer . 

Magog . 

Madai . 

Javan . 

Tubal . 
Mesbech 

Tiras . 



Principal Countries 
peopled by them. 



Principal Nations sprung from them. 



Asia Minor, Armenia, 
Caucasus, Europe. 



Russians, Germans, Gauls, Britons. 
Scythians. 

Zdedes. — So Josepliv.s. 
lonians and Athenians. 
Iberians. — Josephus. And Albanians. 
Moscovites. 

Thraeians, or the People of the Helles- 
pont, now called the Dardanelles. 



Shem's Son.' 



Sons of 
Shem. 



Elara . 
Asshiir . 
Arphaxad 
Lud . . 
Aram 



Principal Countries 
peopled by them. 

Assyria, Syria, Persia, 
Arabia, N. Mesopotamia. 



Principal Nations sprung from them. 



Elamites, or Persians. 
A.'isyi-ians. [s^pJivs. 

'' Chaldeans are Arphaxadeans." — Jo- 
Lvdiaus. — <SV) Bishop Watson. 
Syrians, Armenians. 



Ham's Sons. 



Sons of 
Ham. 



Gush . 
Misraira 
Phut . 
Canaan . 



Principal Countries ! t^ • • i x- 4.- .c> *i, ™ 

peopled by them. | ^^rincipal N ations sprung from them. 



Arabia, Egypt, North 
Coast of Africa. 



Ethiopians, or Abyssinians. 

Egyptians. 

Lybiaiis. 

Canaanites. 



* Gen. X. 5. 

rather means 



" By these were the islei<," etc. Tht: word translai 
countries, especially those washed by the sea. 



{C3) 



THE JEWISH YEAR. 



Moil til of 


Sacred 
Year. 


Civil 
Year. 


I. 


VII. 


II. 


VIII. 


III. 


IX. 


IV. 
V. 


X. 
XI. 


VI. 


XII. 


VII. 


I. 


VIII. 


II. 


IX. 


III. 1 



Name. 



X. 



IV. 



XI. I V. 

XII. ! YI. 
XIII. 



A bib, or Nisau 

(Exod. xii. 2; 

xiii. 4). 

Jyar, or Zif. 

Sisan, or Sivan. 

Tbammuz. 

Ab(Ezravii. 9). 

Elul (Neh. vi. 

15). 

Tizri (1 Kings 

viii. 2). 
Bul(l Kings vi. 

3S). 
Chi.sleu (Zech. 
vii. 1). 
I Thebeth (Esth. 
I ii. 16). 
IShebat (Zech. i. 
I 7). 

• Adar (Ezra vi. 
j 15). 

jVe-Adar, Inter - 
I cctlary. 



30 



30 
29 
30 
j 29 
30 
29 



English 
Montlis. 



Mar., Apr. 

April and 

May. 
May and 

June. 
June, Jul. 
July, Aug. 

Aug., Sep. 



Sep., Oct. 
Oct., Nov. 
Nov., Dec. 
Dec, Jan. 
Jan., Feb. 
Feb., Mar. 



Products. 



Barley ripe. 

Fig in 

blossom. 

Barley 

harvest. 

Wheat 

harvest. 

Early vintage, 

Ripe figs. 

General 

\intage. 

Ploughing 
and Sowing. 

Latter grapes. 

Snow. 

Grass after 
rain. 

Winter fig. 

Almond 
Blossom. 



Jewish 
Festivals. 



Passover. 

Unleavened 

Bread. 



Pentecost. 



f Feast of 
Trumpets, 
j Arone- 
I ment. 
Feast of 
Taberna- 
cles. 
Dedication. 



Purira. 



N. B. — The Sacred year was reckoned from the moon after the vernal 
equinox. 

The Civil year began in September (the fruitless part of the year). The 
]>rophets speak of the sacred year; those engaged in secular ]»ursuits, of the 
civil year. The year was divided irUo 12 lunar months, with a thirteenth, 
or intercalary month, every third year. 



BIBLE TIME. 

The Natural Day was from sunrise to sunset. 
The Natural Night was from sunset to sunrise. 

The Civil Day was from sunset one evening to sunset the next; for, "the 
Evening and the Morning were the first day." 



Night {Ancie7it). 
First Watch (Lam. ii. 19) till mid- 

nii^ht. 
Middle Watch (Judg. vii. 19) till 3 

A. M. 

Morning Watch (Exod. xiv. 24) till 
6 A. M. 

Night {New TeMamcnt). 
First Watch, evcninq, 

*= G to 9 p.m. 



Second Watch, midnight, 

= 9 to 12 P. M. 
Third Watch, cock-crow, 

= 12 to 3 A. M. 
Fourth Watch, morning, 

=■ 3 to 6 A. M. 
Day (Ancient). 
Mornins: till about 10 A. M. 
Heat of (lay till about 2 P. M. 
Cool of day till about 6 P. M. 



(64) 

Day [New Testament), i Ninth hour = 12 to 3 P. M. 

Third hour = 6 to 9 a. M. Twelfth hour= 3 to 6 P. M. 

Sixth hour = 9 to 12 inichlay. | 

N. B. — Our Lord's ])rediction of his resurrection is in accordance with 
tlie usual expressions respecting the civil, not the natural day : thus, " three 
days and three nights" is, in tiie Greek, all one word, which would he more 
correctly translated, " three civil days;" implying that each consisted of 
twenty-four hours, and that the intervening nights were included, and that 
he did not mean he should be in the grave by day and not by night. 



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While in their youth, 

With spirit meek. 

The wn}^ o( truth. 
To them the sacred Scriptures now display 
Christ as the only true and living way ! 
His precious blood on Calvary was given. 
To make them heirs of endless life in heaven ; 
And e'en on earth the child of God can trace 
The glorious blessings of Ins Saviour's grace! 

For them He bore 

His Father's frown ; 

For them He wore 

The thorny crown; 

Nailed to the cross, 

Endured its pain, 

That His life's loss 

Might be their gain ; 

Then haste to choose 

That better part, 

Nor d a re refuse 

The Lord thy heart. 

Lost He declare 

" I know you not ; " 

And deep despair 

Shall be your lot! 

Wit!i Jesus ]>lead — 

Christ crucified ; — 

He'll hicl[) your need : 

For you He died. 



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